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All good, but did you know that Next.js is a full stack framework? You can have backend and frontend in the same code base. You don't need Laravel if you use Ne
by Jnr 1y ago
All good, but did you know that Next.js is a full stack framework? You can have backend and frontend in the same code base. You don't need Laravel if you use Next.
- pier25 1y ago> You don't need Laravel if you use Next But you do need to solve a lot of stuff that Laravel already solves for you.
- FredPret 1y agoBEAM / Erlang / OTP / Elixir feels different: - no JS (well a tiny bit ships with Phoenix but I never have to look at it), no NPM, nothing that breaks every week - the whole system lends itself to executing on multiple cores - GenServers BEAM processes in general are amazing
- rvitorper 1y agoNext.js is still missing lots of backend stuff. Background jobs, cron jobs, queues, etc.
- akarshc 1y agothat’s true, next.js does a great job offering a full stack experience. the difference with phoenix is that it’s built on the beam, which gives you concurrency, fault tolerance, and real-time capabilities out of the box. liveview also lets you build interactive frontends without managing separate api layers or client frameworks, keeping everything unified and fast.