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👉 Next.js Is Infuriating 👈

I feel like I don't need to add much else to this topic - I used to enjoy using Next.js for a lot of things but have since pulled back and have been really enjoying Waku.

We (ab)used the same headers trick that the author shares in the above post while at Wayfair to share request context between our custom server and our RSC entrypoints, see also this repo demonstrating it!


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