Could you elaborate on the last point or link me please?
I disagree on the convenience point - it's bloat and not in the sense that people say "IDEs are bloat". It's regressive in going back to an MVC pattern in a framework that's meant to be an SPA and completely violates the "There should be one, and only one, way of doing things" principle in that it adds confusing options that people end up using in practice.
Next.js is pretty convenient, not sure why people find it so inconvenient. With the pages directory, each page is its own page, just like in the PHP days. Why do you think it's an MVC pattern? I don't use Next like that at all, it's just React.
I disagree on the convenience point - it's bloat and not in the sense that people say "IDEs are bloat". It's regressive in going back to an MVC pattern in a framework that's meant to be an SPA and completely violates the "There should be one, and only one, way of doing things" principle in that it adds confusing options that people end up using in practice.