Hi Suresh, I have actually used it in Enterprise projects twice, and the experience is quite enjoyable for me. As for customizing the theme, how I did last time was to avoid using Mantine's builtin style props like paddings and shadow, and instead revert back to using Tailwind classes for it. However, for colors you can mainly refer to https://shenyien.hashnode.dev/using-mantine-with-tailwind#heading-theming-mantine-with-tailwind where I mentioned about Finally, for other default styles like radius of buttons, you can configure them similarly in Mantine Theme Override.

Thanks! So far I am not planning to add app router yet because I still don't find it production-ready yet. However, I will update the Mantine ASAP.

Thanks Jason. Regarding the missing dependencies, it's actually intended! Rather, putting more variables in the dependencies is what brings the undesirable behavior sometimes 😅. Like in the codes, I want to run the function only when the page changes, so I could either put router.asPath or Component , and if I also include currentUser.isLoading , it will run an additional time, which is undesirable. As for the isAuthenticated , it is not a memoized variable, so putting it in the dependencies will actually result in the useEffect being run for every render, which is not what we want (never put an unmemoized variable in useEffect ). But of course, my logic here assumes that the user will be redirected to another page after logging in, which might not always be the case.

Thanks 😆

Thanks for the explanation, it makes a lot of sense to me now! Also thanks for the amazing dotenv-vault, I really enjoy using it!

Thanks!

Ahhh, I haven't actually heard of Doppler before, will look into it, thanks for the recommendation! 😆

Thanks! That's actually the neat part, SSR and SSG will now be handled completely by Next.js when you use Server Component! Just fetch the data in the server component as you did in getStaticProps. I also referred to this video while writing, you can watch it if you're interested: https://youtu.be/g0Jc5D6tiCo?t=552

Thank you! 😆

Engin Diri It's interesting that the max delay is much lesser in Fiber, thanks for the info! :D