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Next.js 15 is finally here and it comes with a lot of changes. They overhauled the caching system, adding multiple breaking changes, and even included a few new APIs. In this video I will cover all the changes you need to be aware of as well as how to migrate your code to Next.js 15.


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⏱️ Timestamps:

00:00 - Introduction
01:12 - Codemod
01:48 - Breaking Change: Async Request APIs
04:22 - Breaking Change: Caching Fixes
07:00 - React 19
07:35 - Better Error Messages
08:03 - Turbopack
08:55 - Static Route Indicator
09:38 - unstable_after
10:56 - Form Component
13:08 - TS Support
13:43 - Server Action Security
16:26 - ESLint 9 Support
16:40 - Minor Changes


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