On-Demand Incremental Static Regeneration in Next.js
Next.js 12.1 introduces on-demand ISR, allowing developers to regenerate static pages on demand without rebuilding the entire site. This feature dramatically reduces build times and improves performance for large-scale projects.
Incremental Static Regeneration (ISR) dramatically reduces build times, allowing developers to deliver faster changes and better site performance. With Next.js 12.1, we’ve now introduced , our most requested feature by developers shipping large-scale projects.on-demand ISR
Bryce Kalow, a senior web engineer at HashiCorp, met with us to explain how HashiCorp's engineers use ISR and on-demand ISR to iterate quickly—while maintaining flexible sites and apps.
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