Next.js 16.3 Preview giới thiệu Instant Navigations với các tính năng tùy chọn nhằm mang lại trải nghiệm tương tự SPA cho ứng dụng server-driven Next.js thông qua Streaming (hiển thị giao diện tải nhanh bằng Suspense) hoặc Caching (tái sử dụng giao diện đã cache trước đó qua 'use cache'). Hệ thống Partial Prefetching mới thay thế prefetch theo liên kết bằng một shell tái sử dụng cho mỗi route, giảm thiểu yêu cầu mạng không cần thiết.
Vì sao nên đọc: Lập trình viên Next.js nên đọc để khám phá cách cải tiến hiệu suất và trải nghiệm người dùng với các tính năng như Instant Navigations—streaming, caching và partial prefetching—để tối ưu hóa ứng dụng server-side mà vẫn giữ tính tương tác nhanh như SPA.
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