Next.js 14.2 includes development, production, and caching improvements.
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Over the past few months, we’ve been working on improving local development performance with Turbopack. In version 14.2, the Turbopack Release Candidate is now available for local development:
We’ve been extensively dogfooding Turbopack with Vercel’s applications. For example, with vercel.com , a large Next.js app, we've seen:
Turbopack continues to be opt-in and you can try it out with:
We will now be focusing on improving memory usage, implementing persistent caching, and next build --turbo .
To see a list of supported and unsupported features in Turbopack, please refer to our documentation .
In addition to bundling improvements with Turbopack, we’ve worked to improve overall build…
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