[Dangeranger]

Yep, I've been using Next.js for several years and it's mostly great. One thing that I found is that Next.js still suffers from configuration fatigue, this was especially true before the team moved from Webpack to SWC. I'm glad to see that the team is moving more in the direction of "configured by default", but you still inevitably need to fiddle with the dials if you want to use things outside of the documented tool integrations.