I've been using it for years and it's something where you need to learn what it's for and how to use those parts properly (static vs server), but once you get t

I've been using it for years and it's something where you need to learn what it's for and how to use those parts properly (static vs server), but once you get that figured out it's pretty quick to do a lot of things well. I haven't tried the new app directory or server components yet to make things even faster as why break something that works good enough. I think to take advantage of them you have to really understand the advantages and weaknesses of what came before them and why you would want to do the new thing. Forcing NextJs to do something it's not meant to do (which I spent months doing last year) is not fun and leads to frustrating and wheel spinning, but doing what it's supposed to do I feel like I can spin up something so fast and easily and deploy to Vercel quickly and have a full web app in no time that has amazing speed. I wish they had a tier above pro, but below enterprise though for those who make a living off using it, but can't justify $1000/month just so someone will answer a phone call or email as to why their platform is failing with no errors and now you can't earn a living.