| I'm interested in knowing how you get to do "crud stuff" so fast with Next.js - How do you do validations? - How do you handle database migrations? - How do you handle background jobs? - How do you handle authentication? - How do you handle authorization? - How do you handle file uploads (to filesystem or S3)? - What ORM or database toolkit do you use for queries? - How do you send emails? - How do you do websockets/real time? All of these of course have answers, but each one of these comes with a lot of "decision fatigue", discussions, maintenance work and I highly doubt the cost of reaching the same level of robustness of a full stack framework is any smaller. Real life production "CRUD stuff" is not just some http handler doing sql inserts into sqlite. There's a lot more involved. That's what Rails/Django/Symfony give you a solution for. I agree Next.js could have a faster startup for a landing page. But as soon as you need the most minimal backend, you are way, way, way further to get something robust working if not using one of the full stack frameworks. |