had another thought on my drive just now. nextjs is really fantastic with LLM usage because there's so much body of work to source from. previously i found nextjs unbearable to work with with its bespoke isomorphic APIs. too dense, too many nuances, too much across the stack.

with LLMs it spit it out amazingly fast. but does that make nextjs the framework better or worse in design paradigms, that LLM is basically necessary to navigate it?