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b2plane
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Somehow nextjs is super powerful and blazing fast. But the way how the fucking frontend and backend is cluttered together, intervined up down left right sideways and in fucking circles its SO fucking confusing and difficult as shit to work with

Is it just me?

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  • 2
    Most of those frameshit is structured like this. This all started with bootstrap and jquery. They never learned that HTML5/CSS3/ES6 exists.
  • 1
    No surprise, every react project is a clusterfuck
  • 0
    @devRancid then why is it so popular and why do people shit on angular more than on react??? Angular doesnt let this clusterfuck happen. Angular focuses precisely only on frontend so you can separate ur software from isolated backend
  • 0
    I mean most of it is pretty configurable to what structure you really want. I’d just learn react a bit more and really invest in how nextjs renders server/client stuff
  • 0
    @shovethisrant i come from angular realm. I skipped learning react and dived straight into nextjs. Decided to learn it the hard way through practical projects. Will definitely not understand the core react concepts but I'll understand enough to build a project
  • 0
    @b2plane wouldn’t it make sense to learn react as well though? Nextjs is merely just a wrapper for react
  • 0
    @supernova777 you might not have been around for it, but people were running react server components before they used NextJs. It’s really just is a wrapper framework. It’s not like there’s anything novel. It just makes static generation simpler. Node has been around for a long time lol.
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    @supernova777 thats correct but still a clutter for someone who comes from angular
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    @shovethisrant i wish but i dont have time for learning the whole of react right now and i dont want to focus on learning frontend cause i dont want my primary job to be a frontend dev
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    i don’t actually need react for 90% of the things i want to do. ever since this realization, my skin has become clearer and my ass rounder
  • 0
    @supernova777 native usage of ES6/HTML5/CSS3 and all the frameworks look like bloat.
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