Tawal Mc

I want to point that, you can still have a fullstack app with next.js with T3 Stack (Next.js + tRPC + TypeScript + Prisma) so your api/server is collocated with your front-end. You can prototype quickly and pivot after to all first if your app grow

I want to build a web app with these features: - render a 3D object in the browser - when the user touches a part of the object I retrieve data or send API requesst to a database - get data in real-time from the backend and display it on the object - cache 3D object on the browser to avoid its loading (with cost)

I'm more a JavaScript developer with a passion for React and Node.js ecosystem, So I want to know for this kind of project it is better to build it with Next.js+three.js for frontend and Nodes.js + Express + Prisma + PostgreSQL Or build it directly with the API functionalities of Next.js? I thought having these two separate parts will be more scalable and easy to maintain.

Thanks.