Fixing Client-Server Waterfalls After Migrating from Vite to Next.js

The Post-Migration Performance Paradox You’ve done it. You moved your React application from Vite to Next.js to take advantage of Server Components, better SEO, and optimized routing. But when you open the Network tab in Chrome, you see a familiar, frustrating sight: a staggered staircase of request

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