It's far beyond me why someone would use such a framework.
You are building STATIC pages with React. Think about it. Static. React.
And then you serve all your content as html. And then you serve it again as JSON to hydrate the page. High performant you say? Look at the TTI and the cpu load when all that javascript and JSON data comes and needs to be parsed and evaluated.
I have to deal with this gatsby crap on daily basis. Slow build times. Fucked up HMR.
Do you know that in dev mode Gatsby serves all the CSS that it finds in the project so you have to think how to scope everything so you can develop normally?
Don't do this to yourself. This abomination needs to die.
Astro should be the best of both worlds, but I haven't tried it yet: write your pages with React to get the easy componentization of everything, ship pure HTML/CSS with JS only where it's needed for interactivity.
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It's far beyond me why someone would use such a framework.
You are building STATIC pages with React. Think about it. Static. React.
And then you serve all your content as html. And then you serve it again as JSON to hydrate the page. High performant you say? Look at the TTI and the cpu load when all that javascript and JSON data comes and needs to be parsed and evaluated.
I have to deal with this gatsby crap on daily basis. Slow build times. Fucked up HMR.
Do you know that in dev mode Gatsby serves all the CSS that it finds in the project so you have to think how to scope everything so you can develop normally?
Don't do this to yourself. This abomination needs to die.
Astro should be the best of both worlds, but I haven't tried it yet: write your pages with React to get the easy componentization of everything, ship pure HTML/CSS with JS only where it's needed for interactivity.