I believe next.js is the trend, this repo compare them in production config
- meteor without autopublish
- next build and start, with rest backend
- meteor
- next
next is 1/4 of meteor same data simple page
- next support SSR, meteor not
SSR is good for SEO, and better UE for low speed network
- meteor support realtime update (less convient without autopublish), next not
next need extra logic, but you can choose SSE rather than WS used by meteor, and realtime update is not needed for most cases in my experience
cd meteor
meteor npm i
meteor
then meteor is on http://localhost:3000/
cd rest
npm i
node app.js
then rest api is on http://localhost:3002/
cd next
npm run build
npm run start
then next is on http://localhost:3001/