Next.js claims to be a versatile React framework, yet it doesn’t support something as fundamental as dynamic routing in a single-page app. The issue was raised by one of their own developers—two years ago—and it's still unresolved. I genuinely don’t understand the hype. Everyone seems to be using Next.js, and the internet is flooded with tutorials like it’s the holy grail of React frameworks.
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...but did you notice how the entire scenario presented in this article is predicated on the person who made their suggestion actually getting a response?
"I'm sorry, but hotdogs don't really fit our sushi menu, and while you may not care for unagi, we picked it for a reason. But thanks for the suggestions!"
Totally reasonable response. Polite. Reasonable explanation. 10/10 response. Totally unreasonable to then start insisting that hot dogs be added.
The example scenario isn't "person asks the waiter for a hot dog; waiter just keeps walking past them, blanking them as if they don't even exist".
I would be curious to know why OP chose to post this today, 3 weeks after they said they were working on it. That's an interesting detail.
I can anticipate that this won't be resolved for at least 3 months. Just be aware this issue has been around for over 2 years, and the last time someone promised to fix it was 6 months ago. Let's see.