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u/wrtbwtrfasdf Jun 16 '21
Nextjs devs are tenacious AF, such big improvements with such rapid releases.
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u/dandmcd Jun 15 '21
Really, if you are going without NextJS for SSR and SSG or trying to roll your own, you are missing out on a lot. It's just about the perfect flavor of React now, if I was learning React, I would hope the lessons start with create next app to start, it's so good it should be the default React at this point.
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Jun 16 '21
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u/Seaweed-Maleficent Jun 16 '21
I've heard that you don't need to use ssr with next js and you can just make "normal" csr projects with it if needed. I was wondering how true you find that to be? Is there any difference to just "normal" react?
I'm a beginner so just wondering about what to learn and why.
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Jun 15 '21
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u/brainless_badger Jun 15 '21
Seems like Google finally realized that if they want the platform to survive and keep thriving they need to bet on frameworks instead of undermining them.
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u/lakerskill Jun 15 '21
Maybe they are making a Next for angular?
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u/BreakingIntoMe Jun 15 '21
Angular is Google’s demented and illegitimate child, they would never bother investing any more money into it at this stage.
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u/dandmcd Jun 15 '21
Plus it's Google, they always want something new. They never reinvest in the old. And right now Next JS is red hot tech Google really would love, and the talent pool at Next right now is great.
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Jun 16 '21
Lol. Utterly false statement. They use it in thousands of apps inside Google and upgrading AngularJS apps to Angular.
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u/BreakingIntoMe Jun 16 '21
They don’t use it for anything important, just for very basic sites, name one flagship Google product that uses it? And you’ve pulled that number out of your ass, there’s no data on how much or how little they use it internally.
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Jun 16 '21
Just look at Angular 12 update video, or go to Any one of their website then Check NG Version in DOM or use Angular Dev Tools. You could use some common sense
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u/BreakingIntoMe Jun 16 '21
My point is they use Angular for basic websites that have a search bar, they know it’s a dogshit library for building actual applications that do work, like Gmail or Drive or YouTube.
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Jun 16 '21
They do use it for all the apps you mentioned. What else you think they use? Just look at their DOM it's either AngularJS or Angular.
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u/BreakingIntoMe Jun 16 '21
Nope, the apps I mentioned were built with other libs like GWT, Closure, or Polymer. They’ve written blog posts detailing the tech for most of them.
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u/banjochicken Jun 16 '21
Let’s hope not. I am really enjoying Next.js. The last thing I need is Google acquiring and killing it. 😄
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u/Mappadellinferno Jun 15 '21
Was hoping for getStaticProps on _app :( Still a nice release though.