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Nextjs is pushing for the server components and I don't really blame them for doing so. Netlify is trying to back anything that's not nextjs. If anything I'm ki
by muratsu 3y ago
Nextjs is pushing for the server components and I don't really blame them for doing so. Netlify is trying to back anything that's not nextjs. If anything I'm kind of surprised that big cloud players are completely ignoring this market right now.
- andix 3y agoThe more I get into RSC I have the feeling their main purpose is to pump up Vercel bills. A reason to buy more of their expensive compute resources. They are nice in theory, but I don't see that many benefits over simple SSR, or the more traditional concept of server generated HTML with interactive islands. Next.js applications often feel way less responsive than SPAs with proper pre-rendering on first load.
- muratsu 3y agoThe speed problem imo is completely fabricated and is an angle to sell you their cloud offering. The mobile web is already unusable thanks to cookie banners, various popups, and ads. Loading spinners are the equivalent of Don Quixote's windmills.
- andix 3y agoI think it would be great to improve the speed of web applications. Including all the advertisements ;) But I'm really doubting if Next.js is actually solving this problem. They are heavily caching everyting, so it might bring big benefits with slow and weird backend systems.