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Sounds great until someone else needs to maintain it. I'd never want to touch a codebase like that...

Does that actually work? I can’t imagine trying to find a bug in a sea of AI generated JS

I second that. React is not needed anymore, much less nextjs. People should break free from these shackles

But using what, just js + html + css, for anything moderately complex this will become impossible. Even all AI agents will have easier time using some framework as it will be easier to comprehend most likely

> for anything moderately complex this will become impossible.

It won't. You actually remove complexity by removing unnecessary dependencies.

You can organize your code the same way you would with React: components, state management, reactivity. It is all there within JS+HTML+CSS without 100kbytes of minified JS.