next-cache-components

Partial prerendering in Next.js 16 is enabled by turning on Cache Components. Set `cacheComponents: true` in your `next.config.ts` file to allow static, cached, and dynamic content to coexist.

The `use cache` directive is applied at the component or function level in Next.js. It works with `cacheLife` and `cacheTag` to control caching behavior and manage the lifecycle of cached content.

Cached data in Next.js Cache Components is invalidated using the `updateTag` function. This allows you to selectively refresh cached portions of pages while keeping other dynamic content live.

Yes, Cache Components allow you to mix static, cached, and dynamic content on the same Next.js page. This is useful for dashboards, blogs, and admin panels where portions need caching while others remain live.

The best way to speed up a Next.js dashboard is enabling Cache Components to cache portions of pages. Use the `use cache` directive with `cacheLife` to manage lifecycle while keeping dynamic sections live.

Yes, enabling Cache Components requires updating `next.config.ts` with `cacheComponents: true`. You then apply the `use cache` directive within your components and functions to control caching behavior.