Comment by LinXitoW
3 days ago
But what if it isn't just a basic website? Most sites I've worked on required things like content management, or auditing stuff, a bunch database stuff, SAML single sign on etc.
Most languages end up being better at some parts of the stack, like Java for overcomplicated enterprise BS backends. It seems bad to "fight" that trend.
A full stack framework like Next.js is, at the end of the day, still a server running on Node.js, so there is nothing that prevents you from doing anything that you could be doing with a regular express.js server. Is there anything that prevents you from implementing content management, auditing stuff, or database stuff in your Next.js project? Nothing comes to my mind.