Next.js 16(nextjs.org)
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Next.js 16
https://nextjs.org/blog/next-16
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It's funny that on the 16th iteration, they change a core feature like middleware and break all existing code. Nextjs is pure garbage, advertised by React.
I suppose they are still shipping these things. With mcp integration and bluh, bluh, bluh. I marvel always at how much has changed and also how little has changed in building websites. My verdict: little has changed on the web. We just have too much commercial interest and a bunch of cs grads that need to do something with their theoretical skills.
Neat (if it works):
# Use the automated upgrade CLI npx @next/codemod@canary upgrade latest
# Use the automated upgrade CLI npx @next/codemod@canary upgrade latest
I’m guessing 400MB for a blank Hello, World app
Everyone like to shit on node/nextjs ecosystem. Developers are putting real effort to improve though. JS tooling is moving to rust, node is adding high level APIs so we should need lesser third part libraries.
I have an idea, also replace JS with Rust, don't stop at the tooling.
Kind of interesting how the scripting languages that were all the range in 2010 as replacement for Java, C#, are now being rewritten in Rust, Go, C++, Dart after crumbling in performance issues.
Kind of interesting how the scripting languages that were all the range in 2010 as replacement for Java, C#, are now being rewritten in Rust, Go, C++, Dart after crumbling in performance issues.
Why are you excluding C# and Java here? There are certainly many rewrites to these languages, but this kind of rewrites are "boring" for the crowds here and don't get the spotlight. IMO building web services with Rust, C++ is a almost always a wrong choice.
Because that isn't what cool kids in JavaScript ecosystem are flocking to, that is their parents languages.
Myself I will keep using C# and Java as long as I can in the middle of all this AI craziness, see my profile.
Myself I will keep using C# and Java as long as I can in the middle of all this AI craziness, see my profile.
There're people working on all bad software, scammers also work hard. We should not reward them in anyway tho.
That’s before installing dependencies.