Pavers or diy concrete?
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Weeds are everywhere and they require maintenance to keep them at bey. It is a constant battle and that is just life. No different in my yard. Only reason to use pavers is that you cannot afford concrete. Read this carefully: Weeds WILL come up everywhere they have a chance. It's what they do. They will make no exception for you.
Maybe this will help you make up your mind. This compares and give the pros and cons of each material.
https://www.fixr.com/comparisons/pavers-vs-concrete
You can put down gardeners black plastic and/or pour a thick layer of sand before putting in your pavers. You may still need to watch for stubborn weeds, but hit them with Round Up or something similar as soon as they come up. Some people have success with just spraying weeds with Vinegar -- haven't tried it myself but might be worth a try.