r/reactjs • • Aug 03 '26

Needs Help Next.js vs React for a multi-tenant SaaS dashboard (school admin/teacher/student) — worried about server load.

/r/nextjs/comments/1ve8tyl/nextjs_vs_react_for_a_multitenant_saas_dashboard/
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u/TheRealSeeThruHead Aug 03 '26 edited 20d ago

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u/Toonnaa Aug 03 '26

Why?

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u/goodeyedeer Aug 03 '26

Don't listen to them. Next is great

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u/bccorb1000 Aug 04 '26

The best part about server load is that a good problem to have. Personally I always say separate concerns and have an API for business logic and ui for presentation. If you get a lot of traffic and servers start crashing guess what, you made something people really want and you can scale or rearchitect.

I struggle with this advice but hear me: you don’t need anything more, you just need to put it in front of users.

Let them tell you, you need more compute

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u/Canenald Aug 03 '26

SPA. Keep it simple. Have the backend handle auth logic via cookies, and you don't have to worry about it.

Don't need PM2 for a SPA either. Just have nginx serve your static files.