Fullstack can be fun (again)
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Claim: fullstack complexity that peaked five years ago is already halved by RSC in Next13. Shows a direct comparison: a ten‑year‑old PHP pattern that queries and renders, a GraphQL‑era workflow that generates far more TypeScript and state, and a Next.js app router example that fetches and mutates with far less glue. Interactive components become one file away with use client, reducing boilerplate and keeping type safety. Recommends trying Astro or Next13 for new projects.
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