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I've recently started to get burnt out by Next.js. Most of its benefits stems from its SSR capabilities. However, that is also the part that is most buggy and k
by michaelsalim 3y ago
I've recently started to get burnt out by Next.js. Most of its benefits stems from its SSR capabilities. However, that is also the part that is most buggy and keeps changing. It keeps improving but it just isn't there yet.
Perhaps it's because I'm leaning my focus into business now. But it's so much faster to build landing pages using old stuff like wordpress. Sure it has its downsides but it brings so much to the table. And there's so much plugins to do everything you need. Caching? 1 click install and done. SEO? Easy. Admin panel? Built in.
And say you're building a SaaS. The internal app could be whatever you want it to be. Since it's internal, there's no need to worry about SEO. At that point, I'd rather use SPA to avoid all the issues Next.js brings.
Though that's not to say Next.js is all bad. I just think it's not there yet and it may be a while until it becomes stable.