I wonder if we reached the point these new changes aren't actually practical any more.
Like most of the nextjs 13 changes seem like a lot of extra work for not much benefit.
Like most of the nextjs 13 changes seem like a lot of extra work for not much benefit.
From the article, the 10x improvement was more 6x and required 30k modules... Turbopack's 15ms was rounded down to 0.01s while Vite's 87ms was rounded up to 0.09s. isn't Android build level slow.
Aside, this kind of "good enough" attitude is what brought us the JS bundle behemoths, and abstractions on top of abstractions. Even if the difference is small, it adds up if everyone thinks that the performance of their one little library is just "good enough."
"pages" is such an obvious name indicating webpages go here. The new "app" directory is super ambiguous, might as well have named it the "code" folder...