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not a dumb question, the state-of-the-art is nothing nailed against the wall that's there forever. It's in constant flux and development. Using Next.js on Clou

not a dumb question, the state-of-the-art is nothing nailed against the wall that's there forever. It's in constant flux and development. Using Next.js on Cloudflare and Cloudflare Workers (edge-functions) or deno is a basically as free and serverless as it gets. Cloudflare pages are free. Here's an article on it: https://engineering.udacity.com/hosting-next-js-at-the-edge-with-cloudflare-pages-6411f38171c8 https://engineering.udacity.com/hosting-next-js-at-the-edge-... Then there is: https://remix.run/ https://remix.run/

reducesuffering 4y ago
This. > backend purely running on AWS/ApiGateway/Lambda and interacting with a Js/React/S3 frontend Use Next.js to get a React frontend setup with a directory (/pages/api/) containing your backend serverless JS/TS code
edmundsauto 4y ago
And if you want postgres, I highly recommend using Supabase to load dynamic content. They have a great free tier! I run my side projects on this setup - Cloudflare to host static html, supabase-js to load dynamic content. I'm not a js guy past jquery, so I generally hand-write my own javascript and build the static pages with some simple hugo templating. Works great.