Second this. Next.js had potential, but it feels like it's gone downhill majorly since Vercel got involved. Been on the Next.js journey since v10, lived throug

Second this. Next.js had potential, but it feels like it's gone downhill majorly since Vercel got involved. Been on the Next.js journey since v10, lived through the v13 debacle and even now on v15, I've very much cooled on it. I find both React and Next.js move way too fast and make incredibly radical changes sub-annually. It's impossible to keep up with. Maybe it could be justified if things improved from time to time, but often it just feels like changes for changes' sake.