Nextjs is most likely going to be the new Ruby on Rails. javascript all the way down, static rendering, PWA, server side rendering...everything baked in.
This is a big backing for Next.
However rebranding to Vercel is bad.
This is a big backing for Next.
However rebranding to Vercel is bad.
[1] https://blitzjs.com/ - https://github.com/blitz-js/blitz
I thought about making "higher level" frameworks by combining "lower level" frameworks myself.
How did you do it? I mean, it's not just wrapping the libraries, but also the CLIs.
One suggestion - I highly recommend you mention that you're leveraging nextjs. There is a certain buy-in that nextjs has that would be hard elsewhere.
In fact I would say that I would totally pay an annual subscription for this (even on "starter marketplaces" like themeforest).
[1]: https://kretes.dev/
The data access layer in JS leaves a lot to be desired (especially compared to Rails)
React almost felt like a winner for single page apps, but there was never a great "flux" pattern to use, and now they've completely ruined that ecosystem with Hooks.
Also SPA's have become so big and bloated it's time to go back to something that you can build progressive web apps with like jQuery.
[1] https://www.fastcompany.com/40435064/what-alan-kay-thinks-ab...