next-cache-components

Migrate from unstable_cache to the use cache directive by enabling cacheComponents in next.config.js and applying the new caching patterns to optimize your dynamic server-side rendered content.

Partial Prerendering (PPR) in Next.js is a technique that serves pre-rendered static content alongside cached dynamic content, significantly enhancing application performance by minimizing server-side rendering overhead.

Configure cacheComponents and cacheLife in a Next.js 16 application by enabling the cacheComponents flag in next.config.js, then applying the use cache directive with cacheLife and cacheTag to manage dynamic content caching strategies.

Yes, Next.js Partial Prerendering works with dynamic server-side rendered content by leveraging the use cache directive to cache dynamic portions while serving static pre-rendered shells for better performance.

Old caching patterns using unstable_cache are deprecated in Next.js 16, requiring migration to the use cache directive with cacheComponents enabled to properly handle dynamic content and Partial Prerendering.