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>Next.js 12 and the Pages Router were fine. I liked NextJS up to version 12. Sometime after that I fully checked out. I currently feel a general vibe of instab
by skeptrune 2y ago
>Next.js 12 and the Pages Router were fine.
I liked NextJS up to version 12. Sometime after that I fully checked out. I currently feel a general vibe of instability from Next/React which pushes me to other things.
Also, I have no idea if I'm even in Vercel's ICP anymore. I figure that folks with feelings similar to Pilcrow or myself here are no longer ideal Next users and that's ok!
It could even be for the best. Seems that Vercel's biggest customers are happier than ever which is what really matters.
Edit: there's an adamdotdev youtube video which I strongly identified with on a similar wavelength[1].
[1]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zt8mO_Aqzw8 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zt8mO_Aqzw8
- CharlieDigital 2y ago> I have no idea if I'm even in Vercel's ICP anymore You never were. Walmart and Target's dotcoms are on Next.js. Are you building an application that needs SSR to optimize for SEO? Do you have deep React expertise? Dedicated teams for tooling and devops (CI/CD/test automation)? It works for Walmart and Target because it precisely addresses their needs and they have enough resources to support manage the complexity.