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Please give me a site in NextJS that doesnt break my browser

• rareitem 3y ago
  the new Node.js website is made NextJs
• Rauchg 3y ago
  some that i've built recently with app router that are intentionally minimalistic - https://rauchg.com https://rauchg.com - https://next-ai-news.vercel.app/ https://next-ai-news.vercel.app/ - https://emoji-todo.vercel.app/ https://emoji-todo.vercel.app/ Next.js scales up and down in complexity / ambition. On perf: - https://twitter.com/rauchg/status/1652093980958683137 https://twitter.com/rauchg/status/1652093980958683137 - https://twitter.com/rauchg/status/1744183168541007878 https://twitter.com/rauchg/status/1744183168541007878
  • stavros 3y ago
    Two of those three are simple content sites. Why even use JS at all? I feel like we're reinventing the wheel with a ton of added complexity these days.
    • Rauchg 3y ago
      JS is used for fast page transitions and stuff like that, but funny enough I'm pretty sure I end up shipping less JS overall by running server-side JS. Last I checked, a Tweet embed alone was several mbs of JS, and it causes a bunch of layout shift and loads third party resources. On my blog they're pre-rerendered and shipped statically[1] Probably the strongest reason though is to not set a 'power cap' on your project unnecessarily. It'd suck to have to rewrite a project because you got trapped in a local maxima, which is why i always share you can have your 100 lighthouse cake & eat it too. [1] https://rauchg.com/2021/making-the-web-faster#next-momentum https://rauchg.com/2021/making-the-web-faster#next-momentum