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Next 15 Features

Overview
Partial Prerendering (PPR)

PPR allows static generation (SSG) or server-


side rendering (SSR) methods on a single
page, meaning that some data can be static,
loading instantly, while other elements
update dynamically. For example, an e-
commerce product page could use PPR to
instantly display product details while
updating prices and availability dynamically
as they change.
API AFTER() FUNCTION
Introduces after(), allowing tasks to run after
the user receives a response. It’s useful for
things like logging, analytics, or view
counters, which can now run in the
background, reducing response delays.
React 19 Compatibility
Fully supports React 19, enabling
developers to use advanced React
19 features like the new React
Compiler, which reduces the need
for useMemo and useCallback. This
compiler automatically optimizes
components to re-render only when
necessary, making apps more
performant without manual
intervention
TurboPack Bundler
Introduces TurboPack, a bundler written in
Rust for much faster builds and hot
reloading, reducing build time significantly.
TurboPack is optimized for the Next.js
environment, making development more
efficient and responsive.
Server Actions
With server actions, you can call
server functions directly within
React components. This simplifies
things like fetching data or running
server-side tasks without needing
separate endpoints, reducing setup
complexity
Explicit Caching Control

Adds precise cache control. By default,


client-side navigation and GET route handlers
are no longer cached, meaning users see the
latest data every time. Developers can now
set caching behavior explicitly to prevent
unwanted stale data.
Improved Hydration
Error Messages
Hydration errors, often caused by
mismatches between server-rendered and
client-rendered HTML, now come with
detailed error messages and hints. This
clarity helps developers quickly resolve
inconsistencies​
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