Next is also primarily maintained by Vercel, and that gives me the creeps as time goes on. Vercel resells other services and ensures Next.js deploys most seamle

Next is also primarily maintained by Vercel, and that gives me the creeps as time goes on. Vercel resells other services and ensures Next.js deploys most seamlessly on its own platform. Sure, it's still easy to deploy anywhere, but you will hit edge cases where deep internals are tailored to their own platform. Perhaps I'm too pessimistic here, but I expect that to get worse. I wouldn't discourage anyone from using it for that reason alone, but I'm not sure I like React's team favouring a commercial-by-proxy framework.