Our team did the same. Started on Next.js 12. The DX was overall "janky" and we ran into many issues with integrating third party components. Next.js 13 didn

Our team did the same. Started on Next.js 12. The DX was overall "janky" and we ran into many issues with integrating third party components. Next.js 13 didn't make things better. We switched to Astro.js and generally happy with it. Internal discussion is that we'd give Nuxt.js (Vue SSR meta-framework) a try at some point for future projects as well. But no Next.js. It's interesting to note that both Walmart.com and Target.com (as well as numerous other large e-commerce properties are Next.js). I think that should be telling who the audience for Next.js and, by proxy, who isn't.