next-cache-components

Partial prerendering in Next.js 16 blends static, cached, and dynamic content within a single route. You use cache components to manage content delivery by applying `use cache`, `cacheLife`, and `cacheTag` directives for fine-grained data control.

To enable Next.js cache components, configure your `next.config.ts` file by setting `cacheComponents: true`. This activates the advanced caching mechanisms needed to optimize application performance through partial prerendering.

Invalidate cached data in Next.js using `updateTag` and `revalidateTag` directives. These cache invalidation mechanisms allow you to implement immediate or background revalidation, ensuring your application streams up-to-date content when underlying data changes.

Yes, you can mix static and dynamic content on a single Next.js route using partial prerendering. Cache components allow you to cache static product details while dynamically streaming user-specific recommendations for optimized load times.

Next.js cache components support custom cache profiles to address runtime data constraints. You define specific caching strategies and lifecycles using `cacheLife` within the `use cache` directive to optimize content delivery.