Is the api folder visible or downloaded to the users browser when you deploy next js app? Please explain

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Vue.js

As to why anyone would create a stand-alone node app, it's because software needs and tastes are diverse. You might want a CLI application, and not a web API, for instance. You might find that a really complex backend application is easier to organize and maintain with a backend-first framework like nest (personally, I don't find this, but some people do). You might already have a frontend written in vue, and need a backend only. You might work at a company strongly committed to microservice architecture, who regards next as "doing too much." Or you might just be more comfortable working in a stand-alone node environment, and that's totally ok.

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Nest.js

As to why anyone would create a stand-alone node app, it's because software needs and tastes are diverse. You might want a CLI application, and not a web API, for instance. You might find that a really complex backend application is easier to organize and maintain with a backend-first framework like nest (personally, I don't find this, but some people do). You might already have a frontend written in vue, and need a backend only. You might work at a company strongly committed to microservice architecture, who regards next as "doing too much." Or you might just be more comfortable working in a stand-alone node environment, and that's totally ok.

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