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I haven’t used it myself, but Next.js is a popular choice if you want to use React. It’s primarily a front end framework, but can do all of the things you menti
by ajjenkins 5y ago
I haven’t used it myself, but Next.js is a popular choice if you want to use React. It’s primarily a front end framework, but can do all of the things you mentioned in your post. But probably not the best if you’re looking for something to build a traditional web app with a database. I think there are comparable frameworks for Svelte if you’d rather use that.
But if you really want a full stack framework or don’t want to deal with fancy JavaScript frameworks, I think you’re better off sticking with Rails/Django/Express or something you’ve probably heard of.
- Raed667 5y agoI second NextJS, you get React, SSR, serverless endpoints and a rich ecosystem of integrations. It works great with things like Friebase, Supabase or any regular DB / Redis.
- enlyth 5y agoI use NextJS at work and it fits everything the OP wants, I would definitely recommend it especially if you're comfortable with JS or TypeScript already.
- yblu 5y agoThanks! NextJS is mentioned many times in this thread. I'll definitely check it out.