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PayloadCMS: Open-Source, Fullstack Next.js Framework

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214 points stefankuehnel | 1 comments | 14 Oct 24 17:55 UTC | HN request time: 0.2s | source
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attah_ ◴[14 Oct 24 18:50 UTC] No.41840608[source]▶
So let me get this straight... PayloadCMS is a framework, for Next.js which is a framework for the React framework.

Yo dawg, i heard you like frameworks!

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cle ◴[14 Oct 24 19:29 UTC] No.41840997[source]▶
Yes? I think this is great. IMO our goal should be to enable building higher-level abstractions on lower-level ones.
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jstummbillig ◴[14 Oct 24 19:56 UTC] No.41841257[source]▶
Sure, if the lower level is stable. Nothing in this chain is close to stable.
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aduffy ◴[14 Oct 24 20:28 UTC] No.41841602[source]▶
React is arguably quite stable?
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jstummbillig ◴[14 Oct 24 20:50 UTC] No.41841841[source]▶
RSC was marked stable in Mid 2022 and this major change is still in the process of unfolding through the ecosystem, because of course these things take time. And even though react might be the future, I have a hard time understanding a client side framework that currently becomes more of a server side framework being stable.
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1. zztop44 ◴[14 Oct 24 21:09 UTC] No.41842048[source]▶
By that standard, nothing is stable. New features are added to HTML, the Linux kernel, x86, PHP, etc all the time. In fact, building on top of higher level abstractions can sometime insulate your application from this change too.