NerdiOrg

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by NerdiOrg 4y ago
Let them believe it and choose new careers For those of us who know we won't be replaced, we only benefit from this FUD
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by NerdiOrg 4y ago
...and the number of people working. Hence the need to either sacrifice the old, or make more babies.
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by NerdiOrg 4y ago
Agreed, this is how our team uses it. We hire React devs and teach them Next.js day 1 and essentially their React experience is helpful but Next is the main focus for the devs.
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by NerdiOrg 4y ago
What is the difference between html partials and scoped components?
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by NerdiOrg 4y ago
Nobody is forcing you to use all the capabilities. You can still use it for client-side only if you want, but the efficiency of having both is perfect for me personally and our company.
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by NerdiOrg 4y ago
I think the author is mistaken. You can build a PWA, SPA in Next.js and it's even easier than not using it. I feel like the author is just confused that they're not specifically focusing on SPA because whether anyone wants to admi
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by NerdiOrg 4y ago
Why not? It's oauth with set permissions... very common nowadays and secure.
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by NerdiOrg 4y ago
Was very interested in the article, but after 2 Nest 12 references I started questioning their credibility, and after a bunch more of the same error, I realized the author has probably never used Next. Some people here are saying it shouldn
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by NerdiOrg 4y ago
Eh, I disagree. It's a tech article and the writer clearly isn't familiar enough with the topic to catch this issue. It shows they are not actually really close to the tech or if they are, they don't proofread their articles.
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by NerdiOrg 4y ago
Completely agree. I could care less if it's not about Next. The fact that nobody caught this when proof reading says it all. Probably written by a Jr dev or non-techy writer.
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by NerdiOrg 4y ago
I used to agree with this and think of it as a main benefit, but setting up a server to use Nodejs is easy and a lot of servers come prepped with node, npm, etc, so it's just as easy ad starting up a PHP project, if not easier because
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by NerdiOrg 4y ago
Yes, but that doesn't make it a programming language. A lot of things can render HTML. I am pretty fluent in Javascript, HTML, CSS, jQuery, React, Nodejs, Nextjs, PHP, Python, and a beginner in Java and a few others. React is not a pro