you can always use export if you only plan to have static pages.
Also, next js is always looking for ways to make app builds fast via swc or other means. They also update their libraries a lot and update frequently to improve dev experience. It has good foundation to build on. Can't go wrong with nextjs... unless you don't use react with it for some reason. Preact support is spotty since they do more to get react working with it.
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you can always use export if you only plan to have static pages.
Also, next js is always looking for ways to make app builds fast via swc or other means. They also update their libraries a lot and update frequently to improve dev experience. It has good foundation to build on. Can't go wrong with nextjs... unless you don't use react with it for some reason. Preact support is spotty since they do more to get react working with it.