Is Next currently safe to use
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Sokoke posted this in #help-forum
SokokeOP
It's been awhile since I've used nextjs due to vulnerabities with RSC and such. is it recommended to use?
Answered by B33fb0n3
IMO: yes, if you don’t use the new features. Use features that exists for multiple major versions. Don’t use for example cacheLife or cacheTag (or be warned, that your system does not run like expected). But when you hold up to that rule feel free to use it in production ^^
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@Sokoke It's been awhile since I've used nextjs due to vulnerabities with RSC and such. is it recommended to use?
IMO: yes, if you don’t use the new features. Use features that exists for multiple major versions. Don’t use for example cacheLife or cacheTag (or be warned, that your system does not run like expected). But when you hold up to that rule feel free to use it in production ^^
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most of the vulnerabilities are being found due to very extensive AI analysis from what I understand. I personally feel like lots of projects and frameworks probably have similar things "wrong" too, so I wouldn't strictly use this as bad sign.
SokokeOP
Thank you, I appreciate the insight
happy to help
Masked Duck
Using in production on site that generates millions in revenue daily, sure hope so!
Blue orchard bee
open ai marketing uses it. i think that tells a thing or two