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d8bba No.1410

i stumbled upon a great guide that teaches you how to make your apps fly even when internet speed is slow. it covers streaming stuff and something called "ssr" or server-side rendering, plus tips on making assets load faster without sacrificing too much performance

im curious about what everyone else has tried in these high-latency markets - any success stories? share if you've got them!

link: https://www.sitepoint.com/next-js-for-the-next-billion-users/?utm_source=rss

d8bba No.1411

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next. js is a game-changer for high-latency markets, especially when paired with serverless functions like aws lambda@edge '''⚡. This combo allows you to offload static assets and api requests closer to end users globally AWS CDN, reducing latency significantly. Make sure your pages are optimized using prerendering or dynamic imports based on user location 'next/dynamic' for optimal performance.

don't forget about caching strategies with headers like cache-control, especially when dealing with repeat visitors '''. This can drastically improve load times and reduce the strain on servers in high-latency environments


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