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NerdiOrg

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    Comment #35235588

    Let them believe it and choose new careers For those of us who know we won't be replaced, we only benefit from this FUD

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    Comment #35208475

    ...and the number of people working. Hence the need to either sacrifice the old, or make more babies.

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    Comment #35208157

    Agreed, this is how our team uses it. We hire React devs and teach them Next.js day 1 and essentially their React experience is helpful but Next is the main focus for the devs.

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    Comment #35208146

    What is the difference between html partials and scoped components?

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    Comment #35208122

    Nobody is forcing you to use all the capabilities. You can still use it for client-side only if you want, but the efficiency of having both is perfect for me personally and our com…

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    Comment #35208107

    I think the author is mistaken. You can build a PWA, SPA in Next.js and it's even easier than not using it. I feel like the author is just confused that they're not specifically fo…

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    Comment #35193819

    Why not? It's oauth with set permissions... very common nowadays and secure.

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    Comment #35008726

    Was very interested in the article, but after 2 Nest 12 references I started questioning their credibility, and after a bunch more of the same error, I realized the author has prob…

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    Comment #35008711

    Eh, I disagree. It's a tech article and the writer clearly isn't familiar enough with the topic to catch this issue. It shows they are not actually really close to the tech or if t…

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    Comment #35008692

    Completely agree. I could care less if it's not about Next. The fact that nobody caught this when proof reading says it all. Probably written by a Jr dev or non-techy writer.

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    Comment #34411627

    I used to agree with this and think of it as a main benefit, but setting up a server to use Nodejs is easy and a lot of servers come prepped with node, npm, etc, so it's just as ea…

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    Comment #34411613

    Yes, but that doesn't make it a programming language. A lot of things can render HTML. I am pretty fluent in Javascript, HTML, CSS, jQuery, React, Nodejs, Nextjs, PHP, Python, and …