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Just a simple PHP backend (Laravel or symfony) with React or Vue as the frontend is probably less headache and less costly than this Next.js montrosity. In a r
by tacker2000 2y ago
Just a simple PHP backend (Laravel or symfony) with React or Vue as the frontend is probably less headache and less costly than this Next.js montrosity.
In a recent project i used Inertia as a layer to communicate between Laravel and React and I must say, its a breeze. No more frontend API endpoints needed.