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Does it make sense to use next.js only for the front-end?

Note: The front end should be a spa (single page application) I think frameworks are generally bloated, over-engineered, and over-rated. Since the goal is a Single Page Application, I would say, no, ...
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Does it make sense to use next.js only for the front-end?

Yes, you can, and no, you probably shouldn't. Technically, nothing prevents you from doing it. But what's the point? Next.js is simply React + structure + other useful stuff, such as routing or server ...
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Is exposing full backend entities to a Vue frontend a bad practice? A case for DTOs?

Sometimes it is possible to push entities through HTTP API but usually it quickly causes problems you are experiencing (and many others you did not mention). Adding translation layer will make your ...
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Is exposing full backend entities to a Vue frontend a bad practice? A case for DTOs?

You are wrong. The ideal scenario is where all your apps share the same domain model, this makes for the most flexible solution with no translation layers, reusable APIs and minimizing bandwidth via ...
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