How to pick among these two important frameworks

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NextJS and RedwoodJS are both popular JavaScript-based web development frameworks. The primary reason why software developers use libraries or frameworks is to save time and avoid reinventing the wheel. Both frameworks are designed to make it easy for developers to create fast, secure, and scalable web applications.

NextJS vs RedwoodJS -- Which is better?

Similarities between RedwoodJS and NextJS

RedwoodJS vs. NextJS: A Technical Comparison

This article needs to be proofed, there are a ton of errors… for instance
Content in the wrong columns in tables and this statement makes zero sense:
“Learning curve is relative to the developer’s previous knowledge of ReactJS, web development, and GraphQL. If a developer has experience with React and is familiar with web development concepts, such as routing and server-side rendering, as well as GraphQL, the learning curve for RedwoodJS may be relatively steep. However, if a developer is new to React, web development and GraphQL, the learning curve for RedwoodJS may be more gradual.”
If a developer is familiar with React, GraphQL, and SSR how would it be steeper than if they were new to development?
Redwood makes the processes you have to do as a developer and provides tools to rapidly prototype, with the knowledge of the tools you can be off and running in no time.
If you don’t have experience with the underlying tools, Redwood could be a steeper curve and would be challenging to develop other applications since the tooling provides a lot of the behind the scenes work.
I would never classify Redwood as a beginner platform, but more for the intermediate to advanced full-stack developer or someone who is Advanced on one side of the stack.