Currently working for a company that jumps from new-hotness to new-hotness every couple of years. They're currently pushing Next.js, and they've been wrong alm

Currently working for a company that jumps from new-hotness to new-hotness every couple of years. They're currently pushing Next.js, and they've been wrong almost every single time. There are plenty of proven frameworks/languages out there that are consistent, performant, and maintainable. From my experience, Next.js is not one of them. I think a lot of developers pick a framework for velocity. I've made this mistake before, and paid for it later. At a very early stage when you're trying things out (MVP) it might make sense, but the expense and headaches will be paid for later. Edit: Just want to add on... tools have purposes and you have to pick the right one. Most people wouldn't use a paring knife to slice a loaf of bread.