Nextjs for frontend option, tailwind for UI

[MetythornPenn]

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Since Nextjs has dominate the frontend world, i want to have option to select frontend in NextjS or React with vits. for the UI also i want to have tailwind option. Thank you

[joshwisehub]

Nextjs has not dominated its all about hype.Most companies still use plain react .Nothing beats type safety routing Tanstack router really works well and you can still use RSC with plain react and when react compiler becomes stable mots react problems will be solved.Remember Nextjs is backed by Vercel so watch out their Marketing Strategies,Also to add if you start to add react meta framewroks also remix people will come and say the same.
On the other hand Taiwlind CSS is fine.Tailwind has dominated the industry.

[myanalysis]

I vote for Svelte! And Tailwinds.

[damascene]

+1 for Svelte

[GitTom]

Tailwind (definitely) and shadcn/ui (arguably) have become the most popular options for UI.

I understand that others want to point out that they think there are better options, and that is true, but for popularity I don't think it is even close.

People want to fight against Next.js, React etc. because they are so dominant, and I applaud that instinct, but if we want this template to be much more popular then I think a Next.js / Tailwind / shadcn variant would really help.

[developerdev2007]

I will vote for Nextjs for his server side rendring and performance 👍,Tailwind css and shadcn ui will be best . And if you like to implement it , I will always with you 😊

[yunge]

This repo is for Python developers, Next.js is too complex(debug/deploy) for Python devs.

At the very start, Next.js is more convenient to use than React, but once you encounter problems, you might get stuck.

For this repo, the front-end framework should be the framework that Python devs are most like to use. Web developers can directly opt for a full-stack development approach using Next.js + Drizzle/Prisma.