If you look at NextJS docs you realize it's geared more towards public facing applications like e-commerce websites. This is due its SSR capabilities. But the example app provided by Laravel for working with NextJS and Breeze/API suggests that it can be used to develop backoffice apps. The example resembles other options for scaffolding backoffice application. https://github.com/laravel/breeze-next
Could I be misusing NextJS by using it for backoffice apps?
I find it easier than using ReactJS.
Could I be misusing NextJS by using it for backoffice apps?
NO, you create whatever you want with whatever framework as long as it gives you what you need and it isn't overkill.
I find it easier than using ReactJS
That's your preferences, which is differ from one to another.
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