Explore edge caching, Redis integration, and tag-based invalidation in Next.js server components
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Next.js 13's App Router introduces powerful caching capabilities that dramatically improve performance without sacrificing developer experience. This deep-dive explores advanced patterns that combine edge caching, server-side strategies, and distributed caching systems.
Edge Caching with App Router
The App Router enables edge caching through its built-in fetch cache. For example:
// app/data/page.js
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