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Netlify reveals the uncomfortable truth about supporting Next.js outside Vercel's ecosystem. Unlike other frameworks, Next.js lacks an adapter mechanism, forcing platforms like Netlify to reverse-engineer Vercel's private build output format. This creates maintenance burdens and limits community contributions. Published before Vercel's RFC for the Deployment API, this article highlights the urgent need for greater transparency, open standards, and a clearer roadmap for the entire Next.js ecosystem.

- [Why We Moved off Next.js](https://documenso.com/blog/why-we-moved-off-next-js)
- [Advanced React in the Wild](https://largeapps.dev/case-studies/advanced)
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This article is good. We probably want to feature it 🤔

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### [RIP Styled-Components. Now What?](https://fadamakis.com/rip-styled-components-now-what-a8717df86e86)

Styled-components are officially in maintenance mode. React's API changes and the rise of tools like Tailwind CSS and Vanilla Extract have made it obsolete. If you're still holding on, this post has a list of alternatives to help you move on.
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Lol

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### [TanStack Router's new feature: Intent-based preloading](https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1908723776650355111.html)

TanStack Router is about to get spookily smart with its upcoming `intent` preloading feature. The router will intelligently predict user navigation based on cursor movement, proactively loading likely routes before the user even clicks. This psychic-like capability could dramatically improve perceived performance, especially for complex applications. By anticipating user behavior rather than waiting for explicit interactions, TanStack Router pushes the boundary of what's possible for responsive, lightning-fast navigation experiences.
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Isn't this just like preload in NextJS....

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