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Next.js 9.0 was released approximately two months ago. Since then, we’ve been busy with 7 smaller but quite important releases. Let’s dive into what these releases have brought to your websites and ap

Next.js 9 includes TypeScript support, Dynamic Routing, API Routes, Automatic Static Optimization, and more!

Next.js 8.1 introduces AMP support on a per-page basis, allowing incremental adoption of AMP.

Next.js 8.0.4 introduces build performance improvements, smaller bundles, stonger defaults, and more.

Styled JSX is a CSS-in-JS library that allows you to write encapsulated and scoped CSS to style your components. This blog post will help you get started with using Styled JSX in Next.js.

Recently Next.js 8 was introduced. The release included a massive build-time memory usage reduction. This blog post will explore how we have helped optimize webpack for the community.

Next.js 8 introduces Serverless Mode, smaller bundles, performance improvements, and more.

After 26 canary releases and 3.4 million downloads, we are proud to introduce the production-ready Next.js 7

Next.js 6.1 features improved reliability and consistency in development

Next.js 6 features zero-configuration static exports, App Component, Babel 7 and more

Next.js 5.1 features support for environment configuration, phases, source maps, and new Next.js plugins.

Next.js 5 focuses on greater extensibility, composability for large applications and performance