next-cache-components

To configure Next.js caching for Partial Prerendering, enable the feature by setting `cacheComponents: true` in your `next.config.ts` file. This allows you to seamlessly mix static, cached, and dynamic content within your application.

The `use cache` directive in Next.js 16 caches asynchronous data at the file, component, or function levels. It enables Partial Prerendering by separating cached content from dynamically streamed server-side rendered data.

The best way to invalidate cached data in Next.js Cache Components is by using the `cacheTag`, `updateTag`, and `revalidateTag` functions. These allow you to fine-tune cache lifetime and manually trigger invalidation for specific cached content.

Yes, you can statically render navigation while dynamically streaming personalized notifications using Next.js Partial Prerendering. This approach optimizes pages by caching user statistics and streaming dynamic content as needed.

You should use the `cacheLife` function when you need to explicitly manage and fine-tune the lifetime of cached content in Next.js. It works alongside `use cache` to control how long asynchronous data remains valid before revalidation.