Two ways to handle a blocking component in Next.js: • Cache: so it can be prerendered with the rest of the page. • Stream: so the rest of the page doesn't have to wait for it.

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Cache for predictable data, stream for unpredictable latency. Simple mental model, powerful outcome. Next.js makes performance decisions explicit instead of accidental.

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Cache + Stream is the combo most teams sleep on. Next.js npm momentum has been relentless, we track dev tool adoption across 17 sources and Next consistently outpaces every other React framework by a wide margin. Not slowing down.

The cache vs stream decision is the new frontend architecture interview question. "When would you cache?" "When would you stream?" Half the devs still reach for useEffect by default.

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Really clear way to think about performance trade offs in Next.js

Both solid. Streaming also helps with Core Web Vitals scores, worth noting.

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bro that's solid, both options have their perks for sure! keep grinding 💪

This video is fantastic! Keep creating content like this. I wasn’t aware of the cache keyword before, but I’ve always relied on the suspense with fallback approach.

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Third way: Delete the component and tell your PM it was a 'design choice.' Senior dev move.