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Oh, nice for reminding me, SSR is also better imho on Vue with Nuxt than anything in react world. Next.js has the tendency of monkey patching plenty of APIs, ev
by epolanski 4y ago
Oh, nice for reminding me, SSR is also better imho on Vue with Nuxt than anything in react world. Next.js has the tendency of monkey patching plenty of APIs, even broke native fetch when uploading anything bigger than 14 kbs.
- Rauchg 4y agoTo clarify: there's no "native" fetch to patch. Both Nuxt and Next have been adding it to the runtime to normalize it across Node.js versions and environments, and to add critical capabilities that the Web standard lacked (like being able to read the `set-cookie` header or customize `Host`). Worth noting: we've been enabling SSR for React since 2016[1], and some of the largest websites on the internet SSR with Next.js: Twitch, Hulu, Nike, and even parts of Amazon[2] [1] https://vercel.com/blog/next https://vercel.com/blog/next [2] https://twitter.com/rauchg/status/1594779272945627136 https://twitter.com/rauchg/status/1594779272945627136
- MoSattler 4y agoRemix is the gold standard of SSR to be honest. I worked with both, Nuxt and Next.js, but Remix with is heavy usage of web standards just makes the most sense to me.