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Next.js 16+ Turbopack development patterns -- Rust-based bundler for faster dev startup, HMR, file-system caching, and bundle analysis.
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| name | nextjs-turbopack |
| description | Next.js 16+ Turbopack development patterns -- Rust-based bundler for faster dev startup, HMR, file-system caching, and bundle analysis. |
| origin | ECC |
Next.js 16+ defaults to Turbopack for local development, a Rust-based incremental bundler that significantly accelerates startup times and hot module replacement (HMR).
next dev)Turbopack is the default bundler for next dev in Next.js 16+. It provides significantly faster cold start and HMR, especially in large applications. File-system caching means restarts are much faster (e.g., 5-14x on large projects). Cache data resides in the .next directory without additional configuration.
Webpack remains available if you encounter Turbopack compatibility issues or depend on webpack-specific plugins. Disable Turbopack via command-line flags.
Build behavior depends on your Next.js version; consult official documentation for guidance on production bundling.
An experimental Bundle Analyzer (Next.js 16.1+) helps identify performance bottlenecks and oversized dependencies.