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Funny stuff, now what i said is not really true anymore.
Since the new router in Next.js and React Server Components, next.js can really be considered a back-end framework now.
Kudos to the Next.js team for making next.js what php was able to do since day one of the release, but, with included reactivity, which i still don't know if it is good or not. The line of separation between front-end and back-end are now separated by a "use client" text at the top of the file. Weird times we live in
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Wow, it's actually been exactly one year since this was published. Thanks for giving it a read!
Funny stuff, now what i said is not really true anymore.
Since the new router in Next.js and React Server Components, next.js can really be considered a back-end framework now.
Kudos to the Next.js team for making next.js what php was able to do since day one of the release, but, with included reactivity, which i still don't know if it is good or not. The line of separation between front-end and back-end are now separated by a "use client" text at the top of the file. Weird times we live in