Next.js 15 : Partial Pre-Rendering & UI Streaming | EzyCode
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In this video, we dive deep into the new and powerful rendering features introduced in Next.js 15! 🚀
You’ll learn:
1. What is static rendering and dynamic rendering, and the key differences between them.
2. The concept of partial rendering and how it optimizes your application's performance.
3. How pre-rendering works in Next.js 15 and how it enhances page load times.
4. Understanding and implementing Suspense boundaries to improve the user experience.
5. The mechanics of partial pre-rendering and how to utilize it in your Next.js projects.
6. UI streaming explained: how Next.js 15 streams UI updates to improve client-side
performance.
7. How fallbacks work in Next.js, ensuring a seamless user experience during loading states.
We will cover each feature in detail, utilizing diagrams and real-world implementations in a practical Next.js 15 project. Regardless of your level of experience as a developer, watching this video will give you a comprehensive understanding of Next.js 15's rendering capabilities!
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Chapters:
0:00 - Introduction
00:31 - Dynamic Rendering Explained
03:03 - What is Static Rendering?
05:35 - Why Partial Pre-rendering?
10:00 - Install Nextjs15 and Project Setup
12:00 - Creating Dynamic Route
13:45 - Build Nextjs Project
14:30 - Partial Pre-Rendering: setting Config
19:30 - UI Streaming & Fallback
28:10 - Fallbacks Explained
25:30 - Build Project : Partial Pre-rendering
29:00 - Conclude
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