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if you spend time on HN n on twitter - you would think LLMs are taking over. Next.js / tRPC whatever is running every backend - but then you realize it's just t
by dzonga 1y ago
if you spend time on HN n on twitter - you would think LLMs are taking over. Next.js / tRPC whatever is running every backend - but then you realize it's just tech bros making noise.
I don't like java - but you gotta admire the staying power - virtually every corporation runs on it or a flavor of it for the more advanced startups running at scale.
for any backend running at scale - nothing touches JVM. n yeah LLMs ain't making a dent for AbstractFactoryBuilderClass thingies in java or the inverted inventor principles Java Architect Astronauts like to do.
- fidotron 1y agoIt's legitimately scary how much oxygen Next.js has taken out of the room. If you do anything remotely related to selling to developers you absolutely have to participate in that ecosystem or you won't sell anything, and this contributes to the noise. Vercel have become an insanely powerful company, and are to front end what Hashicorp were a decade ago to cloud computing. By now Java people already have their licensing agreements. They aren't going to be buying anything new.
- anonzzzies 1y agoHmm, any info on that? I cannot say I ever see nexjs in the enteprise over here. Reactjs sure, but nextjs. Most find it ok that react is meta which is one of biggest companies in the world vs Vercel their MBA ctos never heard off.
- pjmlp 1y agoSee any enterprise class product like SaaS SDKs for CMS, ecommerce, DAMs, most of them are Next.js based and have agreements in place with Vercel.