> You have to remember, Next is the only framework that can support some of the features in the latest version of React.

That is extremely fishy, isn't it?

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hombre_fatal 5 days ago | parent [-]

Not necessarily since they have to do with the inherently complex niche features like unified server/client rendering (e.g. RSC, streaming SSR with selective hydration, server actions).

Next.js is essentially the reference and test bed impl.

Where people go wrong is thinking they need to default to the inherently complex niche feature of client hydration which is a niche optimization enabled by a quirk of web tech.

	▲	motorest 5 days ago \| parent [-]
		> Not necessarily since they have to do with the inherently complex niche features like unified server/client rendering (...) My point is that it's fishy how they push features that just so happen to be the value proposition of the only corporation that just so happens to be able to implement them.