I'm curious, in what manner could this method speed up Next.js builds? That's all done locally, which negates the effect of HTTP range requests, right?
I have one Next static site that has about 20k pages and takes about 20 minutes to build and deploy. I think that's an acceptable build time. But I do know of other people around the net who have mentioned having sites with 20k-ish pages taking an hour+ to build. For them I could see the desire to try this sqlite trick.
It’s got a ton of rough edges but the boilerplate is there to get a proof of concept pretty quickly
In my experience, it can take a couple of minutes just to deploy 20 pages, but that could just be the overhead of Typescript and SASS compilation too...
Took some effort to get everything under 60 seconds, speed was the main reason to use Hugo.
Its just a different stack.