We need to check if it’s possible to move the current website to Static Site Generation (SSG) using Next.js and Remix. For this, two branches should be created: poc-ssg/next and poc-ssg/remix. Each branch will have the full website transferred and tested with SSG.
ℹ️ Additional context
The goal is to move the whole website to SSG using Next.js and Remix and test if it works correctly. The POC will help the team understand which framework is better for the project. We should check if there are any issues or benefits during the transfer process. There could be technical challenges, like backend limitations, that need to be considered.
✅ Definition of Done (DoD):
Two branches are created: poc-ssg/next and poc-ssg/remix.
The full website is transferred and working on both branches.
The website should be statically generated with commands like npm run build (or equivalent in each framework).
The ease of use and difficulties faced with each framework are listed.
Recommendations are provided based on the POC results.
Two branches are created: poc-ssg/next and poc-ssg/remix - if you create branch with these names you'll not be able to push the code due to husky rules
📝 Describe the feature
We need to check if it’s possible to move the current website to Static Site Generation (SSG) using Next.js and Remix. For this, two branches should be created:
poc-ssg/next
andpoc-ssg/remix
. Each branch will have the full website transferred and tested with SSG.ℹ️ Additional context
The goal is to move the whole website to SSG using Next.js and Remix and test if it works correctly. The POC will help the team understand which framework is better for the project. We should check if there are any issues or benefits during the transfer process. There could be technical challenges, like backend limitations, that need to be considered.
✅ Definition of Done (DoD):
poc-ssg/next
andpoc-ssg/remix
.npm run build
(or equivalent in each framework).Responsible:
@andron13, @YulikK, @Quiddlee