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well YMMV, but nextjs is fairly complete. e.g. https://nextjs.org/commerce https://nextjs.org/commerce here's one with Firebase auth, graphql, everything alre
by sandGorgon 6y ago
well YMMV, but nextjs is fairly complete.
e.g. https://nextjs.org/commerce https://nextjs.org/commerce
here's one with Firebase auth, graphql, everything already setup https://themeforest.net/item/livani-react-next-ecommerce-store-template/26621984 https://themeforest.net/item/livani-react-next-ecommerce-sto...
- city41 6y agoDon't get me wrong, I like and use Next. But from what I can understand, it's just not as complete as Django, Rails, etc. I think the fact that template is using Firebase for its storage says a lot. Next itself does not help you with Firebase or databases or any kind of persistent storage. It's entirely left up to you. That's a huge difference from Django, Rails, etc. The same is true of auth and many other things.
- tln 6y agoThe nextjs one uses a third party (bigcommerce) as the back end. Firebase is also a third party backend. Any recommendations on one where you can own the backend yourself, like Django? Without composing all the pieces manually? I'm currently running a Django backend, Vue frontend, and think Django is a fine tool -- but occasionally look for a nice cohesive Django alternative in the JS world.