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isn't that what happened with every js framework ? 99% of all js project would have been better with an old school framework (Rails/Symfony/Django/laravel, and
by BoumTAC 5y ago
isn't that what happened with every js framework ?
99% of all js project would have been better with an old school framework (Rails/Symfony/Django/laravel, and any other framework I forgot the name)
- jstummbillig 5y agoNext excels in frontend grease, a place where the ssr frameworks do not venture. I so agree that next is not the ultimate answer. Still waiting for the absolute best of both worlds.
- CraigJPerry 5y agoMaybe something like Phoenix liveview? (or htmx / livewire / hotwire/ etc.) Write SSR, but have the ability to render partials and swap html chunks into the DOM directly rather than running json through a CSR library. You still get client originated events (user clicks a button) or server originated events, e.g. server wants to proactively push a change - at least for liveview and htmx.
- aabbcc1241 5y agoPhoenix Liveview shows great idea, but I prefer to develop in typed environment so I'm working on ts-liveview (TSX+SSR+live-update)