Algolia reduces build times with ISR on Next.js and Vercel
Algolia implemented Incremental Static Regeneration using Next.js on Vercel to reduce their build times by 50%, improving their development cycle and team collaboration. This case study demonstrates the performance benefits of ISR for websites with frequent content updates.
Algolia helps users across industries create dynamic digital experiences through search and discovery. With a constant addition of new features and pages on their website and blog, their technical team of five needed to improve their development cycle. By adopting , Algolia reduced build times by 50% while making it easier to collaborate across teams. Next.js on Vercel
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