> people have been promoting the idea that the way to fix slow Angular sites is to rewrite them in Next.js, and the data very clearly does not support this. T

> people have been promoting the idea that the way to fix slow Angular sites is to rewrite them in Next.js, and the data very clearly does not support this. Then again, the data also doesn't refute this. It simply shows angular sites on average score better than nextjs; it does not give any info about the speedup (if any) of rewriting the slowest of angular sites in nextjs. For that, you'd need data on a bunch of slow angular sites before and after their conversion to nextjs.