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If you have a fast API it's very feasible. I'll take slighly reduced UX due to slower page load times any day over unpredictable completely broken UX introduced
by hobofan 3y ago
If you have a fast API it's very feasible. I'll take slighly reduced UX due to slower page load times any day over unpredictable completely broken UX introduced by bad state management (common with e.g. Redux non-RTK in the hands of inexperienced frontend devs).
I'd personally still favor Next.js + TanStack Query if given the choice.