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>> I understand that tools like Next.js and Remix allow you to generate server-side React that ultimately produces plain HTML output. However, what if I don't w
by adamredwoods 3y ago
>> I understand that tools like Next.js and Remix allow you to generate server-side React that ultimately produces plain HTML output. However, what if I don't want a backend at all and still desire straightforward HTML output?
Then write HTML? I don't understand what you are insinuating at all. Is this a hard stance? The web is flexible enough these days to allow javascript or for you to write HTML if you want to, which you seem to desire.
- jzombie 3y agoMy point is that for certain types of content, especially simple blogs, relying solely on JavaScript can create unnecessary dependencies. It's not a hard stance but rather a consideration of the trade-offs between convenience and accessibility.