Next.js is great as long as what you're building is not much more than a landing page, or you're proxying to a real backend system (by another team, etc). Tryi

Next.js is great as long as what you're building is not much more than a landing page, or you're proxying to a real backend system (by another team, etc). Trying to build a "full stack" application with just Next.js is suiciding everyone that comes to the project after you leave.