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# [Next.js Adventures: Some Blasphemy Against The Holy Image Component](https://buhalbu.hashnode.dev/nextjs-adventures-some-blasphemy-against-the-holy-image-component?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

If you believe that the component is the finest solution for handling images ever invented, then I suggest you stop reading and go find other exciting stuff

Jul 10, 2022 · 2 min read · buhalbu.hashnode.dev  
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## Written by

[Sashe Vuchkov](https://hashnode.com/@buhalbu)

@buhalbu · Sofia, Bulgaria (EU)

  
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Sashe Vuchkov is a full-stack developer and blogger with a strong interest in digital marketing. He loves to code and write. And you can often hear from him that “making software is creative writing on a higher plane. If I were immortal, I would still spend most of the time mastering all possible genres, formats, and types of writing.”

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[James 'Dante' Midzi](https://hashnode.com/@Psypher1)

[Jul 10, 2022](https://hashnode.com/posts/nextjs-adventures-some-blasphemy-against-the-holy-image-component/62ca8c29bffc4694f5bc4154/comment/62cab3b0e62bf98e0fb0a3ba)

I agree with you. Good as it may be, there is some things that could be improved...

I'm glad they're working on it so it works better for more use cases

[Sashe Vuchkov](https://hashnode.com/@buhalbu)

[Jul 10, 2022](https://hashnode.com/posts/nextjs-adventures-some-blasphemy-against-the-holy-image-component/62ca8c29bffc4694f5bc4154/comment/62cab3b0e62bf98e0fb0a3ba#reply-62cafd0d222e2fa74e9ba411)

Yeah, one of the best things about Next.Js is the strong community and the constant improvements.

Overall I'm pleased with the framework.