What made me NOT choosing NextJS is its naive way of composing things. See the examples folder in its repo, you'll get my point.
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In order to have those features, the way you compose things is to MODIFY existing things.
When i imagine how much i need to modify, run, test, try, error on composing features based on monkey-patching, i'm off.
Sorry, NextJS is not for me (at least now)
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What made me NOT choosing NextJS is its naive way of composing things.
See the
examplesfolder in its repo, you'll get my point.In order to have those features, the way you compose things is to MODIFY existing things.
When i imagine how much i need to modify, run, test, try, error on composing features based on monkey-patching, i'm off.
Sorry, NextJS is not for me (at least now)