For me,
If not for the folder structure and magic, I might as well go for Gatsby. Nuxt also has similar folder structure, if not more powerful.
CRA and Vue CLI don't aim for folder structure, nor prerendering, although it is not entirely impossible (with Webpack SPA plugin).
Hey, thanks for sharing your thoughts. By Pre-rendering do you mean server side? It's a great point about the magic - I've always found magic stuff to be a double edged sword though, so I'm a bit hesitant.
Is your experience mostly positive though?
Actually, prerendering actually means web browser snapshot; but it can also be done via SSR.
Next.js is SSR, but Webpack prerender plugin is Puppeteer snapshot.
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For me,
If not for the folder structure and magic, I might as well go for Gatsby. Nuxt also has similar folder structure, if not more powerful.
CRA and Vue CLI don't aim for folder structure, nor prerendering, although it is not entirely impossible (with Webpack SPA plugin).
Hey, thanks for sharing your thoughts. By Pre-rendering do you mean server side? It's a great point about the magic - I've always found magic stuff to be a double edged sword though, so I'm a bit hesitant.
Is your experience mostly positive though?
Actually, prerendering actually means web browser snapshot; but it can also be done via SSR.
Next.js is SSR, but Webpack prerender plugin is Puppeteer snapshot.