Next.js offers varying perspectives on its performance gains. Some argue that transitions between APIs and automatic optimizations provide significant benefits. Others claim it adds extra overhead and only offers "superficial" advantages. How realistic do you think these performance claims are? What’s your general take—is it just a marketing strategy, or does it have tangible benefits behind it?
Is Next.js's performance advantage overrated?
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What do you think about Next.js's automatic static optimizations? For example, in some cases, the overhead that comes with using `getStaticProps` can be less efficient than manual optimization, right?