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Building Scalable Apps with Next.js 15

Sarah Code

Senior Editor

Next.js 15 introduces Partial Prerendering (PPR) and deep integration with React Server Components. Let's dive in.

The shift to server-first data fetching has simplified state management significantly. We no longer need complex client-side libraries for basic data requirements.

Server Actions 2.0

With the latest update, Server Actions are now cacheable and can return UI components directly. This enables a "zero-API" architecture for many applications.

// server-action.ts
"use server";
export async function updateProfile(data) {
  await db.user.update(data);
  revalidatePath('/profile');
}

Why Turbopack Matters

Development builds are now 50x faster. The feedback loop is instantaneous, making the developer experience unmatched in the ecosystem.

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Next.js 15 introduces Partial Prerendering (PPR) and deep integration with React Server Components. Let's dive in.

The shift to server-first data fetching has simplified state management significantly. We no longer need complex client-side libraries for basic data requirements.

Server Actions 2.0

With the latest update, Server Actions are now cacheable and can return UI components directly. This enables a "zero-API" architecture for many applications.

// server-action.ts
"use server";
export async function updateProfile(data) {
  await db.user.update(data);
  revalidatePath('/profile');
}

Why Turbopack Matters

Development builds are now 50x faster. The feedback loop is instantaneous, making the developer experience unmatched in the ecosystem.