2025 has seen a surge of new frontend frameworks and meta-frameworks aiming to dethrone Next.js. But does Next.js still deserve its crown? In this blog, we dive deep into the strengths, challenges, and competition — and explain why Next.js continues to lead the frontend game.
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A hub for developers to learn, share, and grow with Next.js. Explore best practices, tools, and resources while connecting with like-minded peers. 

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In 2025, new frontend frameworks emerged, but Next.js remains a leader due to its strengths and ongoing adaptation to challenges. The blog examines its resilience and competitive position in the evolving tech landscape.

Is the Next.js Era Finally Over?

I think SSR is just overused and only few cases actually benefit from it a lot, most products are better off with a landing page managed by a marketing team and a SPA built by devs. But thats my two cents.

Should be, Vercel is backed by really scummy venture capitalists that will kill the company and NextJS ecosystem due to their greed.

Nextjs era never started for me, i prefer a normal SPA

I think NextJS is about to be dethroned. Read this article:
<a href="url" target="_blank" rel="noopener nofollow">https://hardcover.app/blog/part-1-how-we-fell-out-of-love-with-next-js-and-back-in-love-with-ruby-on-rails-inertia-js</a>

next js was a good idea at first. now, not so much.