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That's about right. I wouldn't call Next a "backend framework", it's an SSR framework. SSR means that it runs on a server (of course), so it's not too hard to
by williamdclt 6y ago
That's about right. I wouldn't call Next a "backend framework", it's an SSR framework.
SSR means that it runs on a server (of course), so it's not too hard to expose basic server functionalities for when you just need a basic endpoint, but you wouldn't want to build a backend on that. It's more akin to dropping a PHP file on a server because you just need a bit of code to run server-side (ie to do some auth with a 3rd party without exposing an API key to the frontend).