Why use Hono for Next.js backend (route handlers)?
I'm creating a full-stack web app and probably using Next.js API/route handler: https://nextjs.org/docs/app/building-your-application/routing/route-handlers
I saw that Hono has a page about supporting it: https://hono.dev/getting-started/vercel#_2-hello-world
I'm curious what the point of using Hono in Next.js' route handlers is, instead of just using Next.js' default route handler (using 2 solutions (both support HTTP requests/responses) instead of simply 1)? Is it because the developer may prefer Hono's syntax? (FYI I'm not very familiar with backend development)...
Context not finalized
Im trying to build a S3 API and it returns this on every requests
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Error: Context is not finalized. You may forget returning Response object or `await next()`
Error: Context is not finalized. You may forget returning Response object or `await next()`
Type checking with Hono + prisma + zod -> return json date (expect string)
HI, i m usin openAPi I declared return params in my route
```
const getUserRoute = createRoute({
method: 'get',...
Deploying Hono App to Multiple Runtimes
How can I deploy my Hono app to multiple different runtimes simultaneously within the same project? For example: Vercel Edge Functions, Netlify Edge Functions, and Fastly Compute.
Sourcemap Support for Sentry Middleware
There's some way to improve the DX of using Sentry with Hono? I'm receiving the issues on my Sentry dashboard, but the trace doesn't say anything where the error came from.
Does Hono Cloudflare Pages work with `@supabase/supabase-js`?
Logs
These were my errors on
bun run dev, full logs attached.
```bash
9:21:29 PM [vite] Error when evaluating SSR module /node_modules/@supabase/node-fetch/lib/index.js:
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