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I still use PHP, is your point that everyone will happily use NextJS in 10 years? I doubt it.
by XCSme 2y ago
I still use PHP, is your point that everyone will happily use NextJS in 10 years? I doubt it.
- threatofrain 2y agoThe proper comparison is with Laravel. How will Laravel fare vs Next in 10 years? Hard to say, they could both be equally legacy by then.
- Grimblewald 2y agoI really hope not, because I really hate how JS has fucked the internet. Just look at how shit the experience on www.reddit.com vs old.reddit.com is. Old uses a lot of JS now, which has made the experience a touch worse, but it still mostly serves a static HTML page. It loads quickly, renders quickly, and lets me do useful preference based things on my end. I hate what JS has done to the internet, and I think it plays a heavy hand in the internets enshitification.