Next.js

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

• DX improvements: 57% faster bootup, 42% faster re-compilation
• Better error reporting with react-error-overlay
• Upgraded compilation pipeline: Webpack 4 and Babel 7
• Standardized Dynamic Imports
• Static CDN support
• Smaller initial HTML payload
• React Context with SSR between App and Pages

We are proud today to introduce the production-ready Next.js 6.1, featuring:

• Improved hot reloading reliability
• Codebase improvements
• Next.js codemods

In addition to the Next.js 6.1 release we're excited to announce that nextjs.org is now open source

This year, the ZEIT Day Keynote started by highlighting our Open Source projects including showing the metrics of Next.js. With over 25000 stars on GitHub and over 10000 websites are already powered by it, we're incredibly amazed at its growth and love seeing the increasing amount of projects depending on it.

We are proud today to introduce the production-ready Next.js 6, featuring:

• Zero-configuration static exports. No need for next.config.js by default
• _app.js, an extension point that enables page transitions, error boundaries and more
• Babel 7 and Fragment syntax <> support

We are happy to introduce Next.js 5.1, which features support for environment configuration, phases, source maps, and new Next.js plugins.

Major performance improvements are introduced: resolving pages is 102x faster, and error pages are loaded more efficiently.