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Next.js is infuriating

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kadhirvelm ◴[] No.45105049[source]
Well the thing that’s infuriating for me is feeling like there isn’t a good, well supported alternative for writing an enterprise grade React app that will be continue to be around. I used to rely on create-react-app, but now that that’s deprecated, I often find myself asking what else can I actually rely on? I don’t want to spend eng cycles dealing with webpack and stuff, this seems to be what the React team is endorsing so I guess I’m stuck?

Another thing I don’t know how to think about is the target market for nextjs seems to overlap with Ruby on Rails, a lot of e-commerce, media, etc. And most of these B2B apps I write are certainly not that…

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1. worldsayshi ◴[] No.45105084[source]
What about vite.js?

One of my latest experiments was using vite.js and then using a go backend where I embedded the vite app using embed.FS. I haven't tried it in a live environment yet but it seemed like a potentially nice way of doing it.