> That's what NextJS and SvelteKit help with, and that's what Rails revolutionized back in 2006.

Are you seriously comparing "being able to execute code on the backend" with Rails? Or Django? Or Laravel?

There's no way in this world Next/Remix/etc are helping in any way to write code on the backend. Where's the support for database access? migrations? ORM? queues? scheduled jobs? validations? translations? authentication? authorization?

The only thing Next.js is helping with is pushing people towards Vercel's platform, that's it.