The Changelog: Software Development, Open Source What will React come up with Next? (News)
Oct 30, 2023
The discussion dives into the hot topic of Next.js and its integration with React Server Components, featuring contrasting views from web development experts. The importance of choosing the right framework is emphasized, as debates heat up between Next.js and Remix. Also highlighted is Socket Security's contributions to app protection and the NixOS team's milestone in reproducible builds. Finally, OpenSign is introduced as an innovative open-source alternative for e-signing, aiming to disrupt the industry.
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React Server Components in Next.js
- Next.js integrates React server components, allowing server-side operations within components.
- This approach evokes memories of older PHP development styles, raising concerns among some developers.
Kent C. Dodds's Critique of Next.js
- Kent C. Dodds, a Remix advocate, explains his preference for Remix over Next.js.
- He acknowledges his bias but offers an honest perspective on his perceived drawbacks of Next.js.
Lee Robinson's Defense of Next.js
- Lee Robinson, from Vercel, counters Dodds's arguments by highlighting Next.js's strengths.
- He addresses concerns about platform dependence and emphasizes the stability of React's integration with Next.js.