Angular without SSR is faster than Next.js with SSR. I have the data.
"If we really want to make our website faster, we should just rewrite it in Next.js." I think you'd be hard pressed to find a tech startup anywhere without at least one developer who is constantly saying this. But is it actually true? I certainly had no reason to doubt it. As someone who had just done the big upgrade from AngularJS to Angular, I was happy that all those months of work had resulted
The State of JavaScript in 2015
The JavaScript world seems to be entering a crisis of churn rate. Frameworks and technologies are being pushed out and burned through at an unsustainable speed. But I think the community will adapt and adopt new practices in response. Developers will move, I believe, from monolithic frameworks like Angular.js and Ember to a ‘pick n mix’ of small, dedicated libraries to mitigate the risk of churn a
Can AngularJS Maintain Its Dominance?
There are a lot of frameworks in the JavaScript world. This was true even several years ago, before it became de rigueur to have your own framework in order to join the elite, conference-speaker crowd. Just a couple of years ago, it seemed as though Backbone was on its way to becoming the de facto framework for JavaScript developers. It was beating out more established frameworks like Dojo and kee
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