Re:Show HN: I created a Next.js CLI to ship code like a hacker
by nickip on Friday August 09, 2024 @09:27AM
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Coming from laravel php land it's crazy to me that JS devs pay to have basic Full Stack operations included.
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Re:Show HN: I created a Next.js CLI to ship code like a hacker
by dominicrose on Friday August 09, 2024 @10:23AM
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As far as I know there aren't many ways to have a completely full stack project. The typical laravel app is a server-rendered app that happens to have a bit of interactivity coded in js.
A Next.js app can generate components server-side and then modify then reactively (in a functional programming style, not with jQuery hacks) on the front-side.
Re:Show HN: I created a Next.js CLI to ship code like a hacker
by j45 on Friday August 09, 2024 @10:04AM
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It seems like itβs that much extra work in JavaScript
Re:Show HN: I created a Next.js CLI to ship code like a hacker
by dcraciun on Saturday August 10, 2024 @02:48PM
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I know right? I sometimes get jealous of laravel PHP folks, but then again JavaScript is the only language I have advanced proficiency with, so what can I do.
Re:Show HN: I created a Next.js CLI to ship code like a hacker
by j45 on Saturday August 10, 2024 @07:44PM
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I'd venture a guess that other languages might be easier to learn because of the advanced JavaScript skills.
ECMAScript inspired languages (of which JS is one) are plenty.
Laravel is awfully a funny joke that any devs who follow opinions f what they heard about what was "good" or "bad" totally miss out on what's going on there.
I find it's hard to keep things simple, and easy to let things get complex. That's before complexity arrives from the user's needs on it's own.