> I'd highly recommend staying away from the dumpster fire that is Next.js. It's too bad it's like the top skill asked for by employers these days, who seem to

> I'd highly recommend staying away from the dumpster fire that is Next.js. It's too bad it's like the top skill asked for by employers these days, who seem to have no idea what they're signing up for. Oh yes, Next.js is on my permanent blacklist of ”I won’t take a job if they use it”. It’s truly one of the worst maintained software I’ve ever used, they break stuff constantly, completely without awareness.