Hello π and welcome to the new Next JS 14. Yes, you've heard it right, within 12 months Next JS 14 is hereπ. Let's look at the updates:
β’ Turbopack π
β’ Server Actions(Stable)
β’ Partial Prerendering(Preview) πͺ
β’ Next.js Learn(New) π«
Turbopack π
Between performance π and features, performance always wins π₯.
Initially, they thought of changing the source language but eventually continued with the Rust Engine.
5000 integration tests for the next dev are now passing with Turbopack π, the underlying Rust Engine. These tests include 7 years β²οΈ of bug fixes and reproductionsπ€―.
After testing on http://vercel.com with the new Next 14
β’ Up to 53.3% faster local server startup π
β’ Up to 94.7% faster code updates with Fast Refresh π
Server Actions(Stable)
Next JS 13 was great but one key missing π ingredient is Server Actions. Now with Next JS 14, Server Actions are stable π and we can call them from anywhere.
Data updating, ren-rendering, or redirecting can now happen in one network roundtrip π. You can now also reuse the different actionsβ»οΈ .
Partial Prerendering(Preview)
If you are a front-end developer, this improvement is for you.
loading ? :
I hope you have seen this syntax π. It's annoying to handle the fetch time delayβ³.
Partial Prerendering comes here with your Suspense boundariesπͺ. Here's how it works.
Next.js Learn(New)
Vercel comes with some great & brand new free courses.
β’ Styling and Tailwind CSS
β’ Optimizing Fonts and Images
β’ Creating Layouts and Pages
β’ Navigating Between Pages
β’ Setting Up Your Postgres Database
β’ Fetching Data with Server Components
β’ Static and Dynamic Rendering
β’ Streaming
β’ Partial Prerendering (Optional)
β’ Adding Search and Pagination
β’ Mutating Data
β’ Handling Errors
β’ Improving Accessibility
β’ Adding Authentication
β’ Adding Metadata
Happy to see your opinion on these changes.
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