<ul><li>Next.js, developed by Vercel, initially gained popularity for its file-based routing, built-in SSR/SSG, and developer experience.</li><li>However, some tech teams are reevaluating their usage of Next.js due to increased overhead and complexity, vendor lock-in concerns, performance bottlenecks, and the availability of better alternatives for their use cases.</li><li>Uncertainty around React's experimental features and architectural patterns is also causing hesitation among teams looking for stability.</li><li>Despite teams moving away from Next.js, it still remains a great framework for many use cases, but now there are other mature options available that better meet specific needs.</li></ul>

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