Tech Lead/Team Lead. Senior WebDev.
Intermediate Grade on Computer Systems-
High Grade on Web Application Development-
MBA (+Marketing+HHRR).
Studied a bit of law, economics and design
Location
Spain
Education
Higher Level Education Certificate on Web Application Development
Of course that non-crawable paths are out of the equation. But there is a different use-case, when you've data which is public but logged in users see the content customised or more capabilities.
On the other hand Next help you with image optimization, pre-loading internal linked views, caching things up and the view presented is -usually- Interactive faster, so the user experience will be better anyway.
But there is a different use-case, when you've data which is public but logged in users see the content customised or more capabilities.
Agreed, I just don't usually work on apps that have this component.
Also, I think the nextjs/blitzjs zero API approach is somewhat novel (and I assume this is what people like the most), but it goes against my general lack of enthusiasm for isomorphic applications. I think inertia.js is a nice technology agnostic approach to achieving similar goals though.
Of course that non-crawable paths are out of the equation. But there is a different use-case, when you've data which is public but logged in users see the content customised or more capabilities.
On the other hand Next help you with image optimization, pre-loading internal linked views, caching things up and the view presented is -usually- Interactive faster, so the user experience will be better anyway.
Agreed, I just don't usually work on apps that have this component.
Also, I think the nextjs/blitzjs zero API approach is somewhat novel (and I assume this is what people like the most), but it goes against my general lack of enthusiasm for isomorphic applications. I think inertia.js is a nice technology agnostic approach to achieving similar goals though.
I remember reading about this one. That is nice.