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Next.js 16 and React 19 in production: benchmarks, partial prerendering, and caching takeaways

After migrating our production workflows to Next.js 16 with Partial Prefetching and Cache Components, here is our comprehensive breakdown of TTFB, streaming performance, and what developers should prepare for.

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"The proxy.ts convention in Next.js 16 is much cleaner than the old middleware approach once you get used to it."

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u/papa_hu•7h ago

The proxy.ts convention in Next.js 16 is much cleaner than the old middleware approach once you get used to it.

u/papa_hu•7h ago

Great breakdown. Did you notice any memory differences under high concurrent load with Turbopack?

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Next.js 16 and React 19 in production: benchmarks, partial prerendering, and caching takeaways

5 Comments

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1 Creator

Key contributors: u/papa_hu

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2 Contributions

2 top-level threads

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42 Net Points

Verified community consensus

Top Community Insight

12 points

"The proxy.ts convention in Next.js 16 is much cleaner than the old middleware approach once you get used to it."

— by u/papa_hu

Discussion (2 top-level threads)

u/papa_hu•7h ago

The proxy.ts convention in Next.js 16 is much cleaner than the old middleware approach once you get used to it.

u/papa_hu•7h ago

Great breakdown. Did you notice any memory differences under high concurrent load with Turbopack?