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You can't even become a next.js expert because it is constantly changing. Even the devs involved don't have their heads around what they've built, considering
by ervine 2y ago
You can't even become a next.js expert because it is constantly changing.
Even the devs involved don't have their heads around what they've built, considering responses in github issues.
- bastardoperator 2y agoI completely agree with this sentiment. I will say this, vercel was easy to use and v0 is pretty cool too. I can appreciate what they're doing, I just don't have time to become a nextjs expert.
- jokethrowaway 2y agoBoth vercel and next keep breaking APIs. I just blank out stopped touching anything coming from there. I still have a client on next + vercel/ai and it's a constant shitshow of broken updates. It's not an environment you can be productive with. I moved to solid from now on: they don't have as much money but applications built years ago still work today