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Next.js 16 introduces Cache Components for explicit caching control, Turbopack as the default bundler (2-5× faster builds), and refined caching APIs. The release includes proxy.ts (renamed from middleware.ts), improved logging with detailed build breakdowns, React 19.2 support with useEffectEvent and View Transitions, and enhanced routing with layout deduplication and incremental prefetching. DevTools MCP integration enables AI-powered debugging, while Build Adapters API allows custom deployment pipelines. The update focuses on predictability, performance, and developer experience rather than major architectural changes.

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Next.js 16 brings exciting updates! Cache Components and Turbopack are game-changers for performance, while React 19.2 support and AI-powered debugging take DX to the next level. Enhanced routing and custom deployment options are also major wins. Solid release!

I wanted to embrace nextJS so bad because I thought it was the standard. After months of FIGHTING with server/client layers I switched to NUXT JS and I have NEVER been happier as a programmer!

The good thing is that now is faster at builds and has this file cache for dev…
The thing improved in my potato PC