John moved away from Next.js – what went wrong? They felt the navigation was slow and ultimately ended up migrating away. Made a quick video to explain the different data fetching patterns building dashboard apps and how John can get snappy navigations without loading spinners.

As usual, great response. It’s important that people understand the approach matters much more than the tech used (provided the tech supports the best approach for your trade-offs).

its funny how people move to a leaner vite + react setup and then bring back in all the stuff from nextjs as their app grows and envolve 😂

Although I prefer Remix Run for my apps , your response was on spot , the way you showed the correct patterns to use , the explanation , the options , all top notch . You are an example of doing healthy tech debates and actually providing value and skills to the devs watching your video

So cool, I just saw the original post an hour or so ago and you've already got this up. Y'all are killing it

Lets debunk " Nextjs makes page navigations slow",

Excellent response, and I like your approach to this. Really good value here, and I like how you incorporated v0 into this.

Looking forward to when we can just throw use-cache into some of these calls

Looks great and appreciate the response! Will definitely give this a go too

Have you considered making docs that are more like a video game tutorial. Instead of dumping all the concepts at once on users, it starts with just the core concepts and expands slowly as user goes through it. Maybe it would prevent people from missing these core patterns.

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