Next.js Canary Supports Partial Pre-Rendering for Faster Sites
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Next.js 15 introduces simplified partial pre-rendering, combining static and dynamic rendering for improved website performance. This experimental feature allows developers to pre-render static parts of a page while dynamically fetching other parts, potentially improving load times and SEO. The update aims to make partial pre-rendering easier to implement and understand for developers.
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