next-cache-components

Partial Prerendering in Next.js mixes static, cached, and dynamic content in a single route. You apply the 'use cache' directive to wrap specific components, enabling fast initial rendering with cached data alongside dynamic sections.

Use cacheLife to control cache lifetimes and cacheTag with updateTag to manage invalidation and revalidation. These allow you to precisely control how cached sections behave when leveraging Next.js 16+ Cache Components.

The 'use cache' directive marks specific components for caching during Partial Prerendering. This allows Next.js to progressively render static and cached sections instantly while deferring dynamic data fetches for later execution.

Yes, Cache Components and Partial Prerendering apply to Next.js 16+ projects. You must enable Cache Components in your configuration before applying the 'use cache' directive to optimize latency and data freshness.

Use Partial Prerendering for routes requiring fast initial rendering with cached data and occasional dynamic updates. It is ideal for dashboards, feeds, and personalized sections where mixing static and dynamic content improves latency.

Cache invalidation relies on properly assigning cacheTag to cached sections and triggering updates with updateTag. Ensure your Next.js 16+ project has Cache Components enabled to utilize these mechanisms for revalidation.