Incremental Static Regeneration: Static sites on steroids
summary
Explains that Next.js offers Next.js Incremental Static Regeneration (ISR) which keeps initially built static pages but runs per-page background rebuilds after a revalidate: 10s or other seconds window so only the visited page is regenerated and cached for subsequent users Demonstrates with Storyblok that an editor change appears immediately under SSR stays stale under SSG and updates after ISR background regeneration Notes persisted page versions across deployments breaking atomic deploys
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:19Static web pages
- 3:46Dynamic pages and rendering
- 6:37Static site generation
- 9:05Next.js framework capabilities
- 10:50Static generation challenges
- 15:04Incremental Static Regeneration
- 19:19Rendering methods demo
- 22:09Rendering methods code
- 27:02Headless CMS demo
- 29:26Resources and closing
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