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Thinking of using Next.js? You might not need it.
Not every project needs the full power of Next.js — and in many cases, plain React is the better choice.
Here’s when you don’t need Next.js:
🚫 1. You Don’t Need Server-Side Rendering or Static Generation
If your app is entirely client-side (like a dashboard or SPA that fetches data from APIs after load), you don’t need Next.js’s SSR or SSG capabilities.
Use React if:
All rendering happens in the browser
SEO is not a concern (e.g., internal dashboards)
Your app doesn't benefit from performance boosts via pre-rendering
🚫 2. You Need Full Control Over Routing
Next.js uses a file-based routing system that can feel restrictive in complex routing scenarios.
Use React if:
You need dynamic, programmatic routing
You’re building something with deeply nested routes or highly custom navigation logic
🚫 3. You’re Building a Small Widget or Component Library
If you’re just creating a reusable component library or widget to be embedded elsewhere, Next.js is overkill.
Use React if:
You're not building a full web app
Your output needs to be portable (as a package or embeddable widget)
🚫 4. You Want Faster Builds and Less Framework Overhead
Next.js adds some overhead—routing, SSR, serverless functions, etc.—which can slow things down for small projects.
Use React if:
You want fast dev build times
You don’t need all the batteries-included features Next.js brings
🚫 5. You Don’t Want to Host on a Node.js Server
Next.js (especially with SSR or API routes) requires a Node.js environment, which isn’t always possible with static hosting like GitHub Pages.
Use React if:
You plan to deploy to purely static hosting providers
You don’t want the complexity or cost of server-based deployment
Next.js is amazing — but it's not always the right tool.
Sometimes, React + Vite or CRA gets the job done with less complexity.
💬 Curious what’s best for your use case? Drop a comment!
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