nextjs-turbopack

Turbopack speeds up Next.js development by providing incremental bundling, filesystem caching, and faster hot module replacement (HMR), which reduces rebuild times and iteration delay for large apps.

To enable Turbopack, run your development server using the `next dev` command. Turbopack is the default bundler for development in Next.js 16+ projects, so no extra configuration is required.

You should fallback to Webpack in Next.js when Turbopack encounters issues or when a specific project plugin requires Webpack for compatibility. You can disable Turbopack with the appropriate flag.

Production builds may switch between Turbopack and Webpack depending on your Next.js version. You should consult the official documentation to validate bundler behavior against your project's specific version.

To troubleshoot Turbopack plugin compatibility, validate the bundler behavior against your project's Next.js version and plugin set. If a plugin fails, fallback to Webpack and document the performance expectations.

Turbopack limitations include potential plugin compatibility constraints and version-dependent production build support. Validate behavior against your Next.js version and fallback to Webpack when encountering unsupported plugins.