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I don't really recommend isomorphic environments, but if it's your cup of tea, Tanstack Start is making a lot of progress. It removes all of the magic and misdi

I don't really recommend isomorphic environments, but if it's your cup of tea, Tanstack Start is making a lot of progress. It removes all of the magic and misdirection of Nextjs and just provides a good light alternative.

koakuma-chan 1y ago
AFAIK "TanStack" doesn't support RSCs? That's a deal breaker for me. Also the guy named his framework after himself, it can't be good.
- staminade 1y ago
  Linus named Linux after himself, it can't be good!
- collingreen 1y ago
  Linux also sucks for this reason /s
- presentation 1y ago
  They built a half baked version of it and then haven’t finished it for a while but maybe they’ll get back to it sometime.
- Swizec 1y ago
  For the record, the TanStack name comes from the community. Eventually Tanner stopped fighting back and made it official
- jjordan 1y ago
  What do you get from RSCs that you don't get from creating a proper backend?
  - koakuma-chan 1y ago
    Having to glue the front-end and the back-end together.
    - koakuma-chan 1y ago
      *not having
      - 0xblinq 1y ago
        You don’t have to. Inertia.js exists.
        tombolino 1y ago
        Inertia.js works based on pages as far as I know, right? We need load the data per page. RSC loads per component so I wouldn't call that comparable.
throw-the-towel 1y ago
Could you please elaborate on why you don't recommend isomorphic environments?
rustystump 1y ago
Issue with all things tanstack is they change everything constantly. The Tanner guy really does make decent libs but he drops em pretty quickly for others to take up maintenance on which makes it risky to pull into any production app. The best library are the complete ones.