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Currently, we are relying entirely on NestJS. I am not entirely sure, if this is a good idea...
We could think about adopting T3, since we would be able to create a uniform, typesafe API with support for both, web and mobile.
Next.js offers great features for designing APIs, featuring SSR and SSG. Next-Auth provides "native" authentication for several auth providers, which would allow us to remove the current (kinda hacky) solution. Furthermore, a typesafe API with tRPC would reduce the risk of regression/implementation errors.
We could also think about "plugging" together our own system consisting of Next.js, NextAuth and tRPC (without the need of Tailwind, which is currently included in T3).
On the other hand, we could switch to a complete BaaS, e.g., nHost, AppWrite or Supabase.
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Currently, we are relying entirely on NestJS. I am not entirely sure, if this is a good idea...
We could think about adopting T3, since we would be able to create a uniform, typesafe API with support for both, web and mobile.
Next.js offers great features for designing APIs, featuring SSR and SSG. Next-Auth provides "native" authentication for several auth providers, which would allow us to remove the current (kinda hacky) solution. Furthermore, a typesafe API with tRPC would reduce the risk of regression/implementation errors.
We could also think about "plugging" together our own system consisting of Next.js, NextAuth and tRPC (without the need of Tailwind, which is currently included in T3).
On the other hand, we could switch to a complete BaaS, e.g., nHost, AppWrite or Supabase.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: