> Next.js gives you a vendor lock-in and its features are easily avail w/o Next
Think Next.js not like a framework but an SSR version of create-react-app. It's incredibly easy to port into your custom thing.
Think Next.js not like a framework but an SSR version of create-react-app. It's incredibly easy to port into your custom thing.
https://github.com/davnicwil/react-frontload
It's a small library that lets you load data into Components - using the same code on both client and server render. You can use it to add server rendering to any existing React app. It's designed to just plug in and work. I'm the author :-)