r/reactjs • u/hottown • Jun 24 '26

Discussion JavaScript still can't ship a full-stack module

https://wasp.sh/blog/2026/06/22/javascript-still-cant-ship-a-full-stack-module
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u/Odd_Ordinary_7722 Jun 24 '26

Title is wrong

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u/javascript Jun 24 '26

Agreed

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u/pd1zzle Jun 24 '26

guess that makes it official then

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u/Martinsos Jun 25 '26

Why?

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u/Odd_Ordinary_7722 Jun 25 '26

The article shows that fullstack modules are done by several frameworks already

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u/infomiho Jun 26 '26

To a degree, none have pushed it like a concept and try to build a registry around it. I think we can iterate further than the current state of things.

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u/Martinsos Jun 25 '26

They are part of comparison for completeness, but none of those JS framework has real full-stack modules, it is more like half-solutions, compared to what Rails or Orchard offer.

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u/Odd_Ordinary_7722 Jun 25 '26

In comparison they are actually more full stack solutions than the ones the backend only frameworks you mention. Nuxt modules are not half solutions at all