I think it's an overall productivity boost and it scales pretty well (have been using it since 2017). I think this is more of a limitation of Vercel/their Next

I think it's an overall productivity boost and it scales pretty well (have been using it since 2017). I think this is more of a limitation of Vercel/their Next config/adapter (the name escapes me atm). For most of my small/medium projects now I use SvelteKit. I used to think it was a bit too magical because of the new syntax, but I tend to write more vanilla JS/TS with it than I expected. Productivity- and dev experience wise it's quite impressive. My workflow is prototyping/spikes, many wip commits then -> rewrite/sometimes TDD for critical parts. ( More info here: https://sonnet.io/posts/wip/ https://sonnet.io/posts/wip/ and https://sonnet.io/posts/code-sober-debug-drunk/ https://sonnet.io/posts/code-sober-debug-drunk/ ) For large apps I'd still stick with Next, although the refresh times in dev mode are a bit annoying and I don't share th3o's optimism re Vercel having so much control over React.