None of these frameworks (next.js, remix, redwood, etc, etc, etc) is a even half close to what you need for any non-trivial MVP backend. Such as: - Validations

None of these frameworks (next.js, remix, redwood, etc, etc, etc) is a even half close to what you need for any non-trivial MVP backend. Such as: - Validations - Translations/localization - Error and request logging and auditing - Security (CQRS, CORS, CSRF) - Permissions and a way to integrate it with your authentication (does supabase handle this? don't know) - Email sending - Background jobs - Caching - File uploading - Rate limiting Several of these very important things are missing for all of these frameworks. While most of them come by default or with community maintained "de facto" solutions. I'm yet to see a feature wise equivalent framework in the JS world to laravel/django/rails. They're batteries included or full stack just on the surface, as soon as you start using them you start missing a ton of stuff.