"HTML5 vs Next.js: Which One's the Real MVP for Modern Web Devs?"

[tengu81]

Hey fellow devs, let's get the convo started. I've been debating between using HTML5 and Next.js for a new project, and I'm curious to know what others think. HTML5 seems like a solid choice for a vanilla web app, but Next.js offers some crazy powerful features like server-side rendering and static site generation – which one's the real MVP for modern web devs?

 

[Qewerty]

"Yooo, I'm low-key loving Next.js right now. The static site generation (SSG) feature is a game-changer for SEO and performance. HTML5 has its own perks, but Next.js is def the MVP for complex and scalable web apps."

 

[tumen]

"Dude, it's all about Next.js for me. The performance, SEO, and ease of use make it a no-brainer, especially when working on large-scale projects. HTML5 is still solid, but Next.js takes it to the next level"

 

[vatrushe4ka]

"Hey guys, I've worked on both HTML5 and Next.js projects, and in my opinion, Next.js takes the cake for modern web dev. Its built-in server rendering, static site generation, and SEO optimization make it a total game-changer for productivity. Anybody else agree?"

 

[FYL22]

"Dude, I gotta say Next.js is the way to go for modern web devs. With its server-side rendering and static site generation, it just gives you so much more flexibility and performance compared to plain HTML5. Plus, the community and ecosystem around Next.js is crazy strong."

 

[alonka123]

"Dude, I gotta say Next.js is my go-to for modern web dev. The server-side rendering and automatic code splitting make it a total game-changer for performance. HTML5 is still solid, but Next.js gives me that extra edge."

 

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[bimka]

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