> are you "locked into" React Router if you use that? Every dependency if large enough has lock-in. The problem with NextJS is how coupled everything is. In Ne

> are you "locked into" React Router if you use that? Every dependency if large enough has lock-in. The problem with NextJS is how coupled everything is. In NextJS if you decide to stop using it you need to also rewrite your routing. React-router doesn't care about your bundler, or your deployment flows or your use of RSC, etc.