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Why would you ditch react because you don’t need SSR? You can still use vanilla React without SSR and serve it statically. It’s not as if you’re forced to use n
by jasongi 3y ago
Why would you ditch react because you don’t need SSR? You can still use vanilla React without SSR and serve it statically. It’s not as if you’re forced to use nextjs if you want to use React.
- synergy20 3y agoReact used to be fine when next.js was a separate effort, now Vercel hijacked the project, and making things even more complex by mixing SSR and CSR, there is a learning cost associated when things and concepts getting larger unnecessarily.
- text0404 3y agohow has vercel/ssr highjacked react? at work, our backend is c++ and we use react without nextjs or any ssr. if we don't need it, we don't use it.