#Output:export

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brazen tree
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I tried using docker to deploy my app and the only way I managed to do it is changing the config to output: export

Is that good? Bad?

What are the pros and cons of this approach
(I must say my docker deployment was way faster that way)

vague sapphireBOT
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old citrus
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basically it bundles your app into a spa

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its like u would build a vanilla react app

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every page is prebuilt and wont be rendered on the server

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clientside only

brazen tree
old citrus
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but you are better off not using nextjs

brazen tree
old citrus
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with ssr off

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but you will need to build a own api

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and everything else that u cant leave open on the client

brazen tree
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i need something that is good for simple small pages ,
i need to scale that as well so relatvly easy to work with
i dont come from js background , but when i started learning web it seemed like the best aproch

like my api is python anyways

old citrus
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if u only need a website that is fast and doesnt need a serverfull env then just use vanilla react or react router

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but u will lack off every dynamic feature that can be done with node

brazen tree
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hmmm like i am mustly building landers in my job, i heard svelt is good for that but i am not sure how much support does it have

old citrus
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svelte is also good

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but react has the most support and libraries

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for me: react recommended all the way

brazen tree
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hmmmm dont i need a framework or something?

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or is react a framework as well?

old citrus
old citrus
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react router makes it into a framework

brazen tree
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oh

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is it new or something?

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never heard of it

old citrus
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no it exist a very long time

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just the v7 is new

brazen tree
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is it just not that popular?

old citrus
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it wasnt because everyone was using using nextjs or any other big meta framework

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it was a library with some extra features enhancing react

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but now its a framework too

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if not nextjs, im using react router v7

brazen tree
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basicly i need something that will be fast to deploy to a server (small in size) and with relativly good performance
i dont really need denamic capabilities

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(if things looks good then we are happy XD)

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i liked next js because i can reuse componets and scale down the app size (somewhat)

lapis cradle
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You can reuse components in basically any front end framework, even vanilla React itself.