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Next.js permanentRedirect

Every framework that handles routing eventually needs an answer to one specific question: "this URL used to point somewhere, and now it permanently p

Most of the articles in this series are written for people building Next.js applications. This one isn't. If you're building a deployment platform, a

This reference documents an officially deprecated option. It's included here for the practical reason every deprecated API reference exists: real

Every framework with client-side navigation makes some version of the same promise — "clicking a link feels instant" — and the mechanism behind that

Before Cache Components, keeping a page's state alive across a navigation and back required real effort: hoisting state up into a shared layout so it

There's a specific category of UI bug that only exists because of server rendering, and it trips up almost everyone the first time they hit it: anyth