Interesting move. I'm also considering Remix.js. It's either an internal Next.js rewrite from Page Router to App Router, or a framework switch to Remix.js
I liked Remix.js even though I found the Action (kinda like Server Actions in Next.js) a bit limiting and formData hard to type (in TypeScript)
I am not a front end expert, and I have never used Remix, but it felt like Next's migration from pages routes -> app router was poorly implemented. Given all the negativity towards Next + Vercel lately, I get that most Next users would agree. Just bad DX, which is a shame bc pages router had great DX.
I think the Next core team got so excited about RSC that they rushed to app router and then the project turned into an incoherent mess.
For personal projects, I am switching over to Nuxt + Vue and Rails, bc I prioritize DX and stability.
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I think the Next core team got so excited about RSC that they rushed to app router and then the project turned into an incoherent mess.
For personal projects, I am switching over to Nuxt + Vue and Rails, bc I prioritize DX and stability.