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Next.js 15 Beta Unveils New Compiler and Partial Prerendering

  1. Next.js 15 Beta Released by Vercel

    • Aims to push React-based web development further with smarter builds and server-side logic improvements.

  2. New Compiler: Turbopack as Default

    • Replaces Webpack in development mode.

    • Offers 5x faster cold starts and ~700x faster updates on large projects.

    • Built in Rust for performance and scalability.

  3. Partial Prerendering (PPR)

    • Allows pre-rendering of static parts of a page while deferring dynamic ones until request time.

    • Combines SSG and SSR in a single page for optimal performance and SEO.

  4. Improved Server Components Support

    • React Server Components (RSC) now fully integrated and stable.

    • Reduces bundle sizes by enabling server-only logic.

  5. Enhanced App Router Stability

    • Bug fixes and better dev experience with file-based routing and layouts.

    • Refined loading UI and error boundaries.

  6. Better TypeScript Integration

    • Faster type checking and IntelliSense.

    • Improved support for strict mode and automatic types in layouts and API routes.

  7. Optimized Image Component

    • Image optimization is faster with AVIF and WebP by default.

    • Includes support for responsive images and aspect-ratio controls.

  8. Built-In SEO Helpers

    • Metadata API makes SEO configuration more declarative and dynamic.

    • Supports dynamic metadata generation based on page props.

  9. Enhanced Middleware & Edge Functions

    • Easier creation and deployment of Edge APIs.

    • Lower latency and tighter integration with Vercel’s Edge Network.

  10. CLI & DevTools Upgrades

    • Faster next dev and smarter error messages.

    • New profiling tools available in Next DevTools extension.

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