Next.js 3.0 Stable Release
Next.js 3.0 is now stable, featuring a zero-configuration React toolchain with built-in server-rendering, code-splitting, and performance improvements. The release reflects feedback and contributions from the community following the beta phase.
We are very excited excited to announce the stable release of Next.js 3.0. Ever since our , we have been using it to power and have received lots of feedback and contributions from our .beta announcementvercel.comcommunity
Let’s walk through what’s been improved and what’s altogether new, or fetch the latest version from !npm
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