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I fear next.js has been infected, like many other incredibly successful projects, by the ever expanding feature-set to match the ever expanding popularity. We
by qudat 3y ago
I fear next.js has been infected, like many other incredibly successful projects, by the ever expanding feature-set to match the ever expanding popularity.
We have seen it all before and will continue to see it again.
> Any successful project will start by doing one thing, well, but end up doing many things, poorly.
https://bower.sh/bowers-law https://bower.sh/bowers-law
- TheFragenTaken 3y agoThey went on a hiring spree the last two years, trying to position themselves as the React framework, or rather, the only way to use React. It's evident in React's new docs, that explicitly recommend frameworks.