Скачать или смотреть Next js 16 Is Here! Cache Components, Turbopack, DevTools MCP & More Explained

Next.js 16 has officially arrived — and it’s one of the most polished releases the framework has seen in years. Instead of massive rewrites, this update focuses on the fundamentals: predictable caching, faster builds, smarter routing, clearer visibility, and huge improvements to the overall developer experience.

In this video, we break down EVERYTHING that’s new in Next.js 16, including:
🚀 Cache Components & refined caching APIs
🔧 Next.js DevTools MCP for AI-aware debugging
🔄 proxy.ts replacing middleware.ts
📊 Better logging & performance insights
⚡ Turbopack becoming the default
🔌 Build Adapters API
🧠 React Compiler support
🧭 Smarter routing & prefetching
⚙️ Updates from React 19.2

If you're deploying on Appwrite Sites, Next.js 16 is fully supported from day one — so you can build, test, and deploy without friction.

📌 Whether you're maintaining a large-scale production app or starting a new project, this update gives you more control, speed, and consistency across your workflow.

👍 Like, subscribe, and hit the bell if you want more Next.js deep dives!

✅ Hashtags
#Nextjs16 #Nextjs #React19 #Appwrite #Turbopack #WebDevelopment #FrontendDevelopment #JavaScript #ReactJS #FullStackDevelopment

Next.js 16, Nextjs update, Nextjs 2025, Next.js cache components, Next.js turbopack, Next.js DevTools MCP, proxy.ts, middleware rename Next.js, Next.js logging, Build Adapters API, React Compiler, React 19.2, Next.js routing, Next.js prefetching, Appwrite Sites Next.js, frontend development, JavaScript frameworks, React performance, web development tools