A note I’ve internalized lately: there is a middle ground.
You can write excellent, lightweight React apps by simply writing semantic HTML and taking advantage of the platform (declarative form validations, a simple CSS pipeline, etc). It doesn’t have to be madness in the front-end.
NextJS, in particular, keeps the build pipeline quite simple.
You can write excellent, lightweight React apps by simply writing semantic HTML and taking advantage of the platform (declarative form validations, a simple CSS pipeline, etc). It doesn’t have to be madness in the front-end.
NextJS, in particular, keeps the build pipeline quite simple.