The React framework for production. Next.js provides zero-configuration automatic code splitting, filesystem based routing, hot code reloading and universal rendering.
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Reviewers largely see Next.js as the practical default for React teams: fast to start with, strong for SEO, and useful for combining marketing pages, app UI, and API routes in one codebase. Users repeatedly praise file-based routing, SSR/SSG, App Router, and solid production readiness, especially for small teams shipping quickly. Makers of Kilo Code and Bond echo that, citing strong developer experience and smooth real-time, app-like interfaces. The main complaints are confusing caching, uneven App Router docs, cryptic errors, and disruptive major-version changes.
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Using Next 14 with the App Router has been a great learning experience and there are some very tangible improvements over the Pages directory. Will continue building with Next!
My go-to Javascript framework for every project. Server actions and static site generation tools are far too powerful to pass up on. Incredible speed for perfect SEO scores.
NextJS makes my life so easy as an engineer. I can quickly build and deploy new apps without thinking as much about technical details. Means I can get to user value faster.
Starting out on React.js then moving to Next.js was incredibly easy. Having the project rendered server-side helps us with SEO as well as better UX during first load.
Next.js and Giancarlo's Makerkit (not on PH) made our development of ShortlistIQ seamless. With just two developers, we completed it in 3 months. Highly recommended!