Keynote (Next.js 14)
summary
Keynote announces Next.js 14 with concrete wins: server actions are now stable so mutations become plain JS functions tied into React components, a Rust-powered compiler (TurboPack) delivering up to 53% faster initial compile and up to 94% faster code updates, 5,000+ passing tests toward reliability, and a new preview feature called partial pre-rendering that extracts static shells at build time to stream personalized parts with fewer waterfalls. A Next.js app is built for the keynote votes, and the upgrades are shipping now.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Welcome to Next.js Conf
- 2:58Next.js 14 release
- 5:03Education and documentation
- 6:53Stable server actions
- 9:58Community and partners
- 14:58Performance improvements
- 19:46Partial pre-rendering
- 26:23Future roadmap
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