Learn Next.js: Partial Prerendering (Optional) | Next.js

Partial Prerendering is an experimental feature introduced in Next.js 14. The content of this page may be updated as the feature progresses in stability. You may want to skip this chapter if you prefer to not use experimental features. This chapter is not required to complete the course. In this chapter... Here are the topics we’ll cover What Partial Prerendering is. How Partial Prerendering works. Currently, if you call a dynamic function inside your route (e.g. noStore(), cookies(), etc), your entire route becomes dynamic. This is how most web apps are built today. You either choose between static and dynamic rendering for your entire application or for a specific route. However, most routes are not fully static or dynamic. You may have a route that has both static and dynamic content. For example, consider an ecommerce site . You might be able to prerender the majority of the product page, but you may want to fetch the user's cart and recommended products dynamically on-demand. Goin

Partial Prerendering is an experimental feature introduced in Next.js 14. The content of this page may be updated as the feature progresses in stability. You may want to skip this chapter if you prefer to not use experimental features. This chapter is not required to complete the course. In this chapter... Here are the topics we’ll cover What Partial Prerendering is. How Partial Prerendering works. Currently, if you call a dynamic function inside your route (e.g. noStore(), cookies(), etc), your entire route becomes dynamic. This is how most web apps are built today. You either choose between