Among the many recipes of frameworks, a popular combination these days is React with Next.js. It would be an oversight to assume we're automatically covered in terms of performance. Let's take a dive in performance implications of React with Next.js.
Typically when we think of web page performance, we think of the time it takes for a page to load. Traditionally, we used JavaScript events on the window object such as DOMContentLoaded and onload. Nowadays, life cycle of a web page load can be thought of more granularly. > So rather than measuring load with just one metric, we should be measuring the times of every moment throughout the experience that can have an affect on the user's load perception.~ User-centric Performance Metrics | Googl