Yes, the framework you choose matters — although maybe too much. Here's how one coder would use Next.js, TanStack Start and React Router v.7.

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Developer Ankita Kulkarni compares three React frameworks and their ideal use cases. Next.js excels for SEO-focused sites like e-commerce and marketing pages, offering built-in optimization and React Server Components but with a steeper learning curve. React Router v7 emphasizes web standards and progressive enhancement, making it suitable for applications requiring deep nested routing and platform flexibility. TanStack Start provides full type safety and powerful client-side interactivity, ideal for SaaS dashboards and admin panels, though it's still in beta and not suitable for minimal JavaScript sites.

Next.js, React Router, TanStack: When To Use Each

<p>now i would say either go for next js or tanstack start if want framework and else go for tanstack router.
I really hate the dx of next js even with turbopack it just take to much time to see changes</p>
