Help Me Understand SolidStart vs. Next.js Caching
I'm new to meta frameworks like SolidStart and I'm learning about Next.js to understand them better.
Next.js automatically caches data for faster performance, but it seems SolidStart doesn't do this.
Why is that? Does SolidStart's unique reactivity system mean it doesn't need caching like Next.js?
If not, does using SolidStart mean sacrificing performance because it doesn't have automatic caching?
Thanks,
Chris
Next.js automatically caches data for faster performance, but it seems SolidStart doesn't do this.
Why is that? Does SolidStart's unique reactivity system mean it doesn't need caching like Next.js?
If not, does using SolidStart mean sacrificing performance because it doesn't have automatic caching?
Thanks,
Chris
