GoodBye Bubble! I have moved my project from bubble.io tio Next JS

munaeemmmm · 2024-11-23T00:58:08.628Z

So, I’ve finally moved out of Bubble. It was a learning curve, but React’s structure isn’t very different from Bubble’s.

There are so many possibilities when you’re coding. I can add a lot of customized options and styling that would be impossible to do in Bubble. And with AI tools that can help explain code, it’s crazy to see what we can achieve.

With Bubble, you’re very limited in a lot of ways. I only realized this when I started using Next.js.

On top of that, there’s no need to worry about costs.

For example, you can host your own Llama 3.2 model and integrate it without paying for an API. As far as I know, you can’t do that in Bubble since you can’t locally host it, which saves even more money.

And of course, shoutout to NPM for making everything even better.

randomanon · 2024-11-23T02:02:33.121Z

munaeemmmm:

With Bubble, you’re very limited in a lot of ways.

Consider the fact that limitations are a good thing.

geo.chiv.george · 2024-11-23T04:46:28.903Z

This is such a silly comment… for a framework to build product with, limitations are good? Or do you mean guard rails are good so you can’t break things too bad?

Delightful · 2024-11-23T07:34:14.167Z

Congratulations on moving out, but remember there are also cons of it, which you will realise as time passes and then you will say in their discord channel " I am finally moving out of Next js…"

GH5T · 2024-11-23T19:50:28.069Z

Delightful:

as time passes and then you will say in their discord channel " I am finally moving out of Next js…"

Honestly… I don’t see many people move OUT of NextJS