I'd rather see either: * NextJS provide a holistic solution to backend code. Right now it's missing an ORM that works with serverless postgres. Given their rec

I'd rather see either: * NextJS provide a holistic solution to backend code. Right now it's missing an ORM that works with serverless postgres. Given their recent additions of serverless postgres to Vercel I expect this will happen in 6-12 months. * RedwoodJS become more mature. The issues with SPAs IMO come from having to cobble together your full stack app, which requires making a ton of hard decisions in predicting the future of each major library you use. And then there's limited coherence between your ORM, API, and client without extra work. A mature, well designed, and financially supported full stack JS solution that truly rivals Rails would be perfect.