cache-components

Next.js Cache Components enable partial prerendering by colocating caching logic with data fetching using 'use cache', cacheLife, and cacheTag directives to ensure correct static and dynamic rendering boundaries.

The best way to invalidate cached data in Next.js server components is by using updateTag and revalidateTag strategies, which allow predictable and granular cache invalidation for specific data categories.

cacheLife and cacheTag work with Suspense boundaries by enabling category-based subshells that separate static and dynamic rendering, optimizing performance and accelerating page loads in Next.js.

Yes, you can use 'use cache' directives in Next.js GET route handlers and Server Actions to enforce best practices for granular caching decisions, private cache patterns, and pass-through components.

Incorrect partial prerendering boundaries often occur when caching logic is improperly placed, which can be fixed by following safe patterns for nested subshells and applying 'use cache' directives correctly.