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nice way: https://reactrouter.com/how-to/file-route-conventions

or just manual definitions in Effect HTTP API:

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Started working with Effect today based on your recco. Going well so far!

nice way: https://reactrouter.com/how-to/file-route-conventions

or just manual definitions in Effect HTTP API: https://github.com/Effect-TS/effect/tree/main/packages/platform

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Yep. Remix aka react router 7 or remix 2?

Been getting into remix recently. Love it for smaller apps

When it comes to folder routes SveleteKit allows you to embed custom regex in the folder tree, which is pretty advanced for folder routing.

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Better then NextJS yeah maybe. Haven’t used it much recently

on the other hand java is good and stable and has tons and tons of documentation so… i would say java is better lol

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I don't like having thousands of sub folders. working in large java codebases during internships made me hate it as I couldn't navigate it easily (though especially the forced route.ts ending I despise as then all tabs in the editor look too similar :D

I don't know specifically about Java but heavily structured framework feel is a feature not a bug.

They borrowed it from SvelteKit which uses +page and +server per route per directory. I like it because it enables unambiguous placement of route-specific components in the same directory as the route

i feel this way across a lot of js/ts-based repos that inherently get bloated after a certain size and don't have a great workaround lol

You mean spring ? I’ve seen nextjs in job descriptions quite often