Blitz.js looks and sounds great! My current go-to stack has been NestJS & Prisma for my backend and Next.js for my frontend. It's going to be interesting how sophisticated Blitz.js will get. Will definitely try it out.
Recoil looks super clever. Because it's so specialized, my guess is that you'd mainly grab it once you have the performance problems Dave explains in the video.
Deno... well it's exciting to see some competition to Node. I can see it being used more and more, especially once existing Node frameworks & libraries start implementing on top of Deno.
Blitz.js is also on my to-check list, maybe when it gets out of alpha. Recoil only for some very hardcore React optimizations. I think React is pretty fast by default for 99% of the apps we are building. Deno brings a nice fresh air to how we used to build backend JS applications or JS tools. But still in a very early stage, I think we still have to wait a bit, as you said, for the ecosystem & libraries to mature.
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Blitz.js looks and sounds great! My current go-to stack has been NestJS & Prisma for my backend and Next.js for my frontend. It's going to be interesting how sophisticated Blitz.js will get. Will definitely try it out.
Recoil looks super clever. Because it's so specialized, my guess is that you'd mainly grab it once you have the performance problems Dave explains in the video.
Deno... well it's exciting to see some competition to Node. I can see it being used more and more, especially once existing Node frameworks & libraries start implementing on top of Deno.
Blitz.js is also on my to-check list, maybe when it gets out of alpha.
Recoil only for some very hardcore React optimizations. I think React is pretty fast by default for 99% of the apps we are building.
Deno brings a nice fresh air to how we used to build backend JS applications or JS tools. But still in a very early stage, I think we still have to wait a bit, as you said, for the ecosystem & libraries to mature.