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Next.JS 15

fitteenth Version of Next.JS

Next.js 15 introduces several exciting features and improvements aimed at enhancing performance, developer experience, and compatibility with modern tools. Here an overview of the major updates:

Here are the key details and features of Next.js 15:

Key Features of Next.js 15

1. Support for React 19:

  • Integration with React 19 introduces advanced client and server component features.
  • Includes the experimental React Compiler, reducing manual memoization needs and improving code efficiency​

2. Partial Pre-rendering (Experimental):

  • Combines static and dynamic rendering on the same page.
  • Enhances load times by pre-rendering a static shell and loading dynamic content asynchronously​

3. Improved Hydration Error Messages:

  • Simplifies debugging by providing clear and actionable error messages when server-rendered content mismatches client-side rendering​

4. Caching Behavior Updates:

  • By default, fetch requests now use no-store, ensuring data freshness.
  • GET route handlers and client-side router caching have been updated to avoid caching outdated data, offering more predictable behavior​

5. New unstable_after API (Experimental):

  • Executes non-critical tasks like logging or analytics after a response finishes streaming.
  • Improves primary response performance without blocking user interactions​

6. Enhanced create-next-app Command:

  • Streamlines project setup with faster initialization.
  • Introduces TurboPack for enhanced build speed and performance​

7. Vercel Firewall:

  • A new security layer to handle DDoS attacks and other threats natively, reducing dependency on external solutions like Cloudflare​

8. Feature Flags Overhaul:

  • Server-side management of feature flags ensures secure rollouts and minimizes accidental leaks of upcoming features​

Benefits:

  • Improved application performance.
  • Simplified debugging and error handling.
  • Enhanced developer tools for faster setup and better scalability.

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