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by andrewingram
1646 days ago
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This is (mostly) untrue. It's easy to deploy Next anywhere you can run a node server. What's more fiddly is deploying it somewhere that has its own special environment, like AWS Lambda, Cloudflare Workers, Netlify etc; basically "serverless". But adaptors do exist for most of these to make it fairly painless, they're just not part of Next itself. The advantage of Remix in this area is less that they've written their own adaptors for these platforms (do we really care who writes them, as long as they exist?), but more that the level of abstraction they've chosen appears to make it _easier_ to write these adaptors. Edit: Something I missed, is that Remix does appear to work on Deno, whilst Next doesn't. |
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