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πΏ They changed Caching AGAIN in Next.js 15
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Hey friend, Great news! I've locked in a new date for the Live Next.js Workshop βοΈ. I'll be announcing some exciting updates and exclusive Next.js 15 content for the Next.js Workshop Waitlist. βClick here to add yourself so you don't miss out βοΈβ πΏ Our Weekly Snack: Next.js 15 and Caching: A Paradigm ShiftPreviously (Next.js 14), fetch requests automatically defaulted to caching and you had to purge your cache to opt out of caching. Remember this? It's the default option I'm talking about - cache: force-cache. Next.js 15 introduces a fundamental shift: fetch requests are no longer cached by default π³. This empowers developers with greater control over caching strategies, but manual configuration might be required for specific use cases. Considerations for Upgrading ApplicationsUpgrading from Next.js 14 to 15 could potentially disrupt applications that rely on the previous caching behaviour. To maintain consistent behaviour, you may need to explicitly specify π€« Latest Frontend News
Tailwind CSS released a new version of `prettier-plugin-tailwindcss` this week! Now they automatically clean up unnecessary whitespace in class lists β huge quality of life improvement! βYou can read all about them here βοΈβ Seamlessly move data fetching between client and server in SWR βοΈβ AI News: All ChatGPT Free users can now use browse, vision, data analysis, file uploads, and GPTs π³. βVercel announced it's firewall βοΈ in their Vercel ship event βRemix is now React Router V7 π€ The Remix team is merging Remix with React Router. This means that the features from Remix will be included in the next version of React Router (v7). Users of Remix can keep using it or switch to React Router v7 with a simple import change. β Dev Productivity Tipβ To remove unused imports in VS Code:
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Hey Reader, I had the incredible opportunity to speak at the official Next.js Conf!. Itβs been 2.5 years since I went full-time as a Tech Educator, and this moment truly feels like a milestone. In my talk, I share how I built a custom course platform using Next.js (the same one that powers Modern Full Stack Next.js Course) along with the lessons and challenges I faced along the way. If you'd like, you can watch the talk here! Weekly Snack: Caching Patterns for Dynamic Components in Next.js πΏ...
Hey Reader, Iβve been diving deep into React 19.2 and Next.js 16 Beta this week, and honestly, itβs such a solid update. I have started to incorporate so many of the features in my Next.js Custom Course Platform and have seen massive improvements. But before we jump into this weekβs snack, letβs hear it from our sponsor. π But before that, let's hear it from our Sponsor. PRESENTED BY CODERABBIT AI Most AI test tools just throw random assertions at your code and call it βcoverage.β But they...
Hey Reader, This week was huge for web dev π. React 19.2 just landed with fixes for some of the most annoying bugs, Sonnet 4.5 dropped with major AI upgrades, and the ecosystem feels like itβs moving faster than ever. Iβve rounded up the highlights (and why they matter) along with this weekβs Snack for you below π But before that, let's hear it from our Sponsor. PRESENTED BY CODERABBIT AI Most AI code reviewers feel shallow, they look at syntax, patterns, maybe a guideline or two, but they...