If we were still on Next.JS 13, I would advise against it, that version saw the introduction of the "App router" which replaced the "Pages router", and as all n

If we were still on Next.JS 13, I would advise against it, that version saw the introduction of the "App router" which replaced the "Pages router", and as all new shiny things, it had a lot of warts and migration was painful. Next.JS 14, which introduced server actions, is really worth it though. But, IMHO, the main advantage of Next.JS is Vercel. You get a free platform to deploy your app just by "pointing it to your git repository". I've used it with Prisma and MongoDB (with a MongoDB Atlas free instance), so I have deployed my app completely, free of charge. Which for proof of concepts is a great thing.