add vike and react-styled-classnames #1437
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vike
(former vite-ssr-plugin) is a powerful ssr / ssg framework with a really nice react-adapter (but also vue and svelte) maintained by the same team. The framework has almost the same features as next.js but approaches them with more transparency and control for the developer. It's likely that you need a little more time to get your head around the hook system and how to configure it and it's adapters the way you need it, but as a developer I can really suggest it, because once you got it, it's flexible and fast! Plus you learn a more about of what ssr / ssg pages are made of.
vike
react-classmate
This one comes from myself and it's a new one. It's a react element builder with a special classname syntax, which looks like styled-components paired with cva. It supports dynamic classnames and variants and is extendable with typescript.
react-classmate