monorepo-template-react VS webiny-js

We've made a starter template with minimal dependencies available at https://github.com/stormkit-io/monorepo-template-react. Instead of opting for frameworks like next.js, you have the flexibility to use this template, which is platform-agnostic.We have another template built with htmx, outlined in detail at https://stormkit.io/blog/building-dynamic-web-applications-w.... You can find the corresponding template at https://github.com/stormkit-io/vite-handlerbar-htmx. I mainy work with Ruby and Go. I have some Nodejs projects like discord bot and whenever I update my dependencies something breaks. I find that managing dependencies in ruby and go is comparatively smoother for me.

Stormkit founder here. An alternative bootstrapped PaaS to Netlify and Vercel.

This is very unfortunate to see. We recently shared a blog post on why we had to drop Serverless support for Next.js.

It’s impossible to stay behind their frequent breaking changes and features tailored to Vercel. Now they’re doing the same with React Server Components. I was quite surprised to see React developing a beta feature only for Next.js. This is very harmful to the nature of Open source development.

In my opinion it’d be great if frameworks would be maintained by foundations or independent organizations rather than private companies.

Anyways, the link to the article is here in case anyone wants to read: https://www.stormkit.io/blog/why-we-are-dropping-support-for...

We also developed a starter template similar to create-react-app, that is powered by React and Vite only. It has SSG, SSR, API routes and SPA support. It can be deployed pretty much everywhere. Dropping the link in case someone is interested: https://github.com/stormkit-io/monorepo-template-react

Webiny- Open-source enterprise-grade serverless CMS. Own your data. Scale effortlessly. Customize everything.

Hi u/afroraydude, you can check out Webiny - a serverless open-source CMS with GraphQL API support. Its GraphQL-based headless CMS with powerful content modeling can help you with expanding into other avenues like podcasts, and videos.

Hi u/Complex_Evidence_933,I'm Swapnil from the Webiny core team. Looking at your requirement seems it's worth exploring Webiny CMS.Webiny is Open Source Serverless Enterprise CMS. It's built on top of the powerful and scalable AWS infrastructure, making it highly reliable and scalable.You can find more details here. Also, if you have any additional queries, please let me know, I will be glad to assist you or you can also join our community Slack.

Hi, u/NitasBear, I'm Swapnil from the Webiny core team. Looking at your requirements, it seems that Webiny checks all the boxes. It is self-hosted and also supports multi-tenancy. You can find more details here, and if you have any further technical queries, please feel free to join our community Slack. We will be glad to assist you. Thank you!

Give https://www.webiny.com/ a try, it’s $9 per user on multi site instance, free for a single instance. It’s very cheap to host, i typically pay around $0.026 a month, that’s only a handful of API calls though.

We'd welcome your contributions to https://github.com/webiny/webiny-js, it's fullstack TypeScript. You'll find we sometimes use React in unconventional ways.

Try it out! https://www.webiny.com/

I think there is plenty of room for these "Software-in-Your-Cloud" models. So far, I know of us (FormKiQ) and https://www.webiny.com/