alt Hacker NewsNext.js supports fully static export, so they should have went with that.
I run a dynamic website on nextjs static export - landingpages and docs are fully static, login and user dashboard use REST calls to a non-nextjs backend. Blazing fast, no nodejs or SSR in production.
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flexagoon • today at 9:14 AM
The static export still keeps a large JS bundle which is mostly unnecessary
cpursley • today at 7:13 AM
Astro blows away next.js for static sites, especially blogs.
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Next.js supports fully static export, so they should went with that.
Keeping an unnecessary dependency for legacy reasons is never a good move. Be bold and delete things. Your software will be better for it.