Daniel Mendoza
@daniel-mendoza.bsky.social
Senior DevRel @Storyblok | Speaker | Comedian
🔹Some breaking changes: minimum Node.js version is now 20.9+, TypeScript 5.1+, AMP support has been removed entirely, middleware.ts is deprecated for certain runtimes, and other config changes.
October 22, 2025 at 5:41 PM
🔹Some breaking changes: minimum Node.js version is now 20.9+, TypeScript 5.1+, AMP support has been removed entirely, middleware.ts is deprecated for certain runtimes, and other config changes.
🔹Refined caching APIs: revalidateTag() has been updated (now requires a cachelife profile), and new updateTag()/refresh() Server-Actions ONLY APIs to display fresh data for interactive features and refreshing uncached data.
October 22, 2025 at 5:41 PM
🔹Refined caching APIs: revalidateTag() has been updated (now requires a cachelife profile), and new updateTag()/refresh() Server-Actions ONLY APIs to display fresh data for interactive features and refreshing uncached data.
🔹 Improved routing/navigation with layout-deduplication and incremental prefetching.
October 22, 2025 at 5:41 PM
🔹 Improved routing/navigation with layout-deduplication and incremental prefetching.
🔹Stable React Compiler support (automatically memoizes components) - I can already image the reddit threads on this one 😅
October 22, 2025 at 5:41 PM
🔹Stable React Compiler support (automatically memoizes components) - I can already image the reddit threads on this one 😅
🔷 Additional updates that have been stabilised or introduced since the beta: 🔹Turbopack is now default for new projects with substantial speed gain
October 22, 2025 at 5:41 PM
🔷 Additional updates that have been stabilised or introduced since the beta: 🔹Turbopack is now default for new projects with substantial speed gain
🔸 Enhanced verbose logging during development and builds, giving better insight into compile times, rendering latency and static page generation.
October 22, 2025 at 5:41 PM
🔸 Enhanced verbose logging during development and builds, giving better insight into compile times, rendering latency and static page generation.
🔸 Replacement of middleware.ts with proxy.ts to clarify network boundaries and standardise request interception on Node.js runtime (APIs available only for use within Proxy still work on Edge Runtime).
October 22, 2025 at 5:41 PM
🔸 Replacement of middleware.ts with proxy.ts to clarify network boundaries and standardise request interception on Node.js runtime (APIs available only for use within Proxy still work on Edge Runtime).
🔸 Integration of a DevTools MCP (Model Context Protocol) for enhanced debugging workflows, giving deeper visibility into routing, logs, detailed errors, and contextual awareness 😲.
October 22, 2025 at 5:41 PM
🔸 Integration of a DevTools MCP (Model Context Protocol) for enhanced debugging workflows, giving deeper visibility into routing, logs, detailed errors, and contextual awareness 😲.
Key highlights:
🔸 The new Cache Components model, which uses a "use cache" directive to give developers explicit control over caching pages, components and functions. "Unlike the implicit caching found in previous versions of the App Router, caching with Cache Components is entirely opt-in."
🔸 The new Cache Components model, which uses a "use cache" directive to give developers explicit control over caching pages, components and functions. "Unlike the implicit caching found in previous versions of the App Router, caching with Cache Components is entirely opt-in."
October 22, 2025 at 5:41 PM
Key highlights:
🔸 The new Cache Components model, which uses a "use cache" directive to give developers explicit control over caching pages, components and functions. "Unlike the implicit caching found in previous versions of the App Router, caching with Cache Components is entirely opt-in."
🔸 The new Cache Components model, which uses a "use cache" directive to give developers explicit control over caching pages, components and functions. "Unlike the implicit caching found in previous versions of the App Router, caching with Cache Components is entirely opt-in."