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Since Next.js 13, we've been working to improve local development performance in Next.js in both the Pages and App Router.
Previously, we were rewriting next dev and other parts of Next.js to support this effort. We have since changed our approach to be more incremental. This means our Rust-based compiler will reach stability soon, as we've refocused on supporting all Next.js features first.
5,000 integration tests for next dev are now passing with Turbopack , our underlying Rust engine. These tests include 7 years of bug fixes and reproductions.
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