[morbicer]

Those are just shitty codebases. I maintain a React app that's over 10 years old, almost milion lines of code and we have zero components with 20 props, no issues with performance or whatnot.

I am an oponent of over-abstraction but components are very light abstraction and provide just sensible encapsulation and reusability.

[fmnxl]

Show me this amazing site of yours. With that amount of talent maybe you should go over to Next.js and solve their RSC issues.

[azemetre]

I'm really curious too, the only codebase I've seen that was like their description with react treated different pages/routes as one massive separate component.

Not exactly utilizing the benefit of JSX but it's a pattern you might blindly fall into if you only came from a templating background.

[morbicer]

I can't, our app is enterprise SaaS built as SPA. Nextjs is imho garbage. The only reason I can imagine it is so popular is that average React devs are indeed very bad with code organization. If I needed server rendering I would go with Astro + interactive islands.

[fmnxl]

I see, you're talking about a fully client-rendered SPA. I guess you can always count on your users running modern PCs, with fast internet and no SEO needs. Things aren't that nice in the outside world lol.