Next.js Load Testing with npm with IBKE founder and Maintainer
Load testing your Next.js application with npm Loadtest is crucial for ensuring its robustness and performance under varying traffic conditions. By simulating multiple user requests concurrently, you can identify potential bottlenecks, assess server response times, and optimize your application's scalability.
Join IBKE founder and Maintainer at @Devographics, Eric Burel in this proactive approach that helps prevent downtime, improves user experience, and ensures your Next.js app can handle increased demand, making it resilient and reliable in real-world scenarios.
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By the end of the full course, you will learn:
✦ Why the performance of a content application matters and how it's related to different rendering strategies
✦ How to statically fetch data on a server with React Server Components (RSC)
✦ How to update static pages with fresh content via data revalidation in Server Actions
✦ How to perform relaying with SWR, a React Hooks library for data fetching
✦ How to mix dynamic and static rendering via Partial Prerendering (PPR), an experimental feature introduced in Next.js 14
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