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1/ Update on the new Next.js router, with support for nested layouts and React Server Components.
This is the biggest update to Next.js since it was released and incorporates many features from React 18.
We made a quick demo to show some of the features.
Next.js 12.2:
◆ Middleware: Dynamic routing for your entire app
◆ On-Demand ISR: Update content without redeploying
◆ Edge Runtime (Exp): API Routes and SSR based on Web standards
◆ `next/image` (Exp): Faster & more flexible new version
nextjs.org/12-2
Next.js 12.1:
◆ On-demand Incremental Static Regeneration
◆ SWC support for styled-components, Relay, and more
◆ Zero-configuration Jest support
◆ ~80% smaller Docker images when self-hosting
◆ Next.js Developer Survey
nextjs.org/12-1
Can any CSS experts help me understand if this is the intended behavior or a bug in Chrome?
css-bug.vercel.app
It doesn't reproduce in Firefox... and sometimes reproduces in Safari.
Found it! This has been a bug reported to Chrome since late 2012:
lab.laukstein.com/bug/input
There's various workarounds, but none of them are particularly great.
I refactored the React Server Components example on top of Next.js and deployed it serverlessly to @vercel.
Check out the tech preview demo:
next-server-components.verce…
Next.js 10.0.2 was just released with bug fixes and improvements!
🏇 Page transitions are now faster in all browsers
🆕 next/image now accepts objectFit, objectPosition, and data URIs as props
🐛 next/image now loads lazy images in IE11
Full changelog:
github.com/vercel/next.js/re…
Developer tooling is supposed to help you quickly identify errors in your code. 🧙♂️
That's why we're making sure all Next.js errors are easy to understand!
💅 Coming soon: polished Sass syntax errors
👀 View the before and after below
🗣 Have feedback or suggestions? Let me know!