Next.js: React framework for full-stack applications
File-based React framework with hybrid rendering strategies.
Learn more about next.js
Next.js is a React framework built on top of Node.js that facilitates the creation of full-stack web applications. It uses a file-based routing system and supports multiple rendering strategies including server-side rendering (SSR), static site generation (SSG), and incremental static regeneration (ISR). The framework incorporates Rust-based JavaScript tooling for compilation and bundling operations. Applications built with Next.js can be deployed to various hosting environments, with native support for Vercel's platform.
Hybrid Rendering Strategies
Choose server-side rendering, static generation, or incremental regeneration per route within the same application. Optimizes performance and data freshness based on specific page requirements without architectural compromises.
File-Based Routing System
Directory structure automatically maps to URL routes without explicit configuration files. Reduces boilerplate and makes route organization immediately visible in the project structure.
Rust-Based Build Tooling
Compilation and bundling leverage Rust implementations instead of JavaScript-based tools. Delivers faster build times and improved development feedback loops through lower-level performance optimizations.
// app/page.tsx
export default function HomePage() {
return (
<div>
<h1>Welcome to Next.js</h1>
<p>Building full-stack web applications</p>
</div>
)
}Maintenance release with no code or feature changes; safe to skip if already on v16.0.x.
- –No breaking changes, new requirements, or bug fixes are included in this release.
- –Release notes do not specify the reason for this version bump; verify changelog for context.
Canary release adds opt-in React Transition indicator and updates routes manifest; no breaking changes documented.
- –Enable React's default Transition indicator by setting the feature flag introduced in #86000.
- –Routes manifest now includes metadata indicating whether the app uses Pages Router alongside App Router.
Canary release with internal refactors and a fix for false-positive build errors when using cacheLife or cacheTag.
- –Update builds to avoid spurious errors when cacheLife or cacheTag are used in your application code.
- –No breaking changes or migration steps are documented; this release focuses on test coverage and internal improvements.
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