caiohsramos

>It is a batteries included _front end_ framework.

From the first page of Next.js docs: "Next.js is a React framework for building full-stack web applications"

> You don't need to worry about compiling, routing, code splitting, etc

IMO that's the least you'd expect from a web framework.

I'd say Next.js is the opposite of a "batteries included" framework. No abstractions for ORM, background jobs, sending emails, managing attachments, web socket communication - all very basic stuff when dealing with a production application.