If you want a next like experience and are familiar with TypeScript can I suggest having a play with Fresh. It uses Preact under the hood, Vite (as of the last update) and Deno (so TypeScript) but it all still feels very familiar.
I'm a full stack developer who loves building hobby projects. I also work for a software company and have just started my bachelor studies at the Technical University of Munich.
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At this point, I write all my Websites with nextjs. It makes everything so easy. I'm used to react, and nextjs gives it so much more possibilities. If it's just a static site, nextjs allows SEO. If it's a complete webapp, nextjs provides the necessary backend functionality. And besides that, it's super easy to host.
I'm a full stack developer who loves building hobby projects. I also work for a software company and have just started my bachelor studies at the Technical University of Munich.
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Munich, Germany
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Technical University of Munich (started my bachelor's CS degree in 2025)
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he/his
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Full stack developer for a small software company developing a multi-platform application.
I am a software developer helping car dealership businesses convert leads into actual customers. When I am not helping businesses grow, I learn new things, and share them for others to learn from.
Next makes building React apps more enjoyable, especially because of feature like image optimization and pre rendering of pages. I always like building front end websites and apps with it
Routing being baked in is also probably the best thing ever. It's just there, the moment you need it, and requires practically no configuration for simple usecases. It's beautiful :D
If you want a next like experience and are familiar with TypeScript can I suggest having a play with Fresh. It uses Preact under the hood, Vite (as of the last update) and Deno (so TypeScript) but it all still feels very familiar.
Thank you! I will look into it!
At this point, I write all my Websites with nextjs. It makes everything so easy. I'm used to react, and nextjs gives it so much more possibilities. If it's just a static site, nextjs allows SEO. If it's a complete webapp, nextjs provides the necessary backend functionality. And besides that, it's super easy to host.
Cool! It kinda fees like React on steroids, right?
It sure does. It makes react look incomplete at least
Yes, I noticed that too. It is so easy to work with, that you feel you could build your app blindfolded. And I just started learning a few days ago.
Next makes building React apps more enjoyable, especially because of feature like image optimization and pre rendering of pages. I always like building front end websites and apps with it
Routing being baked in is also probably the best thing ever. It's just there, the moment you need it, and requires practically no configuration for simple usecases. It's beautiful :D
I felt that too even from a beginner perspective. So easy to start the project and work immediately on the frontend.
Beautiful. I will build projects with it in few weeks. I think about it
Thank you!
Congratulations on your progress and for moving forward with your learning!
Be proud of yourself! Happy coding!🥰
Thank you so much! :)