I plan to become a full-stack JS developer and I thought NextJS is a great tool for a full-stack JS developer. Additionally, I wanted to start public learning and make my blogging habit frequent. So....here is the result.

Before my first impressions

Honestly, the NextJS wasn't attractive to me but I can't tell why. If I should take a guess, it would be the unfamiliarity. I didn't know what this framework is for, what it does and why it is good for anybody and this makes me uncomfortable therefore I decided I don't like instead. This process was unconscious of course.

First impressions

NextJS solves some important issues in the SPA era and this is great - it was my first thought when I started to understand what is NextJS. The routing system was strange at first glance but it's logical and easy to learn as well as it keeps the original URL's idea - files are in paths that are shown by the URL.

I just began to learn NextJS hence I don't have too much experience with this just impressions but I'm really excited because of to master and make full-stack JS apps with this.

Conclusion

Hmm....my original thought is don't judge too soon. Actually, I didn't judge instead I didn't like this framework. Is it a judge? Maybe...

Okay, no kidding - I experienced many times that being familiar whit something cause liking that thing, too and this is the case with NextJS. No liking for something is an excellent indicator to explore that thing if I have time and need that, of course.

No fancy end - sorry.