Load images and pages that the user hasn't ever requested. Load 10x what is needed for any user that visits. Cache static site. The site also cant be dynamic...? Perfect 😍🔥🔥 This is GENIUS THANKS VERCEL TAKE MY MONEY 😍😍😍😍😍
I don't understand.. if users can't put dynamic data, and the cache is being updated only once every 2 hours, then just build a static website with html only (no js) instead.. and rebuild it every 2 hours
I hate prefetching, because it works only for desktop and gives illusion of fast work. But touch screens suffer poor performance and usually they have poorer internet connection And uploading content that the user may never see also sounds like bullshit
@@null_spacex u about US? just I am in west eu and here I have 1Gbit internet and 4G/5G on mobile. Ofc in city it's not big difference, but when I road to some place connection is poorer
@@snatvb yeah, that's because you already have an insanely fast internet at home, so obviously you'll never get the same on 4G/5G, i'm also in west eu (France), and all i have is 24mbps, even my lowest 4G is faster, and at some place i have 300mbps in 5G
@@zosted3538 horrible :( but anyway, prefetching is not working for touch screens and usually u have limit traffic, I have 15gb per month for instance (if would exists prefetching)
@@hacenhacen5814Those 10,000 network requests for the 5 minute stay that every user makes Now multiply it by a million user fetching assets from an endpoint
Brother Just please make a minimal animation black and white portfolio with latest technologies and backend functionalities such as mailjs and all btw love you vids and ❤from India.
When will you start working on a MERN microservice or microfrontend architecture? All your previous projects have been monolithic. Please consider creating an e-commerce application using a microfrontend and microservice architecture.
you cannot have an interesting use case, using a relational ( relationships between tables ) database without joins. if you do it your self with raw sql or use some orm hidden mechanic, they are there.
This all seems like a bunch of gibberish and then you are completely held hostage by Next, it could teach you the normal standards like hashing files and using service works, it's a bunch of names that you have no idea what to do, when you have a problem with the application, sit down and cry... McMaster's system is extremely fast and I believe it only uses web standards, look at when the site was made and even today it competes head-to-head with these so-called "modern" technologies.
It prefetches hundreds of CDN requests per user on load, making navigation feel instant cause the (static) content is already in the client. Extremely spammy network calls for such an unnecessary small UX benefit. Such a weird project without a real world need.
@@Lucas-gt8en Bruh vercel charges hundreds of thousands of dollars for dozens of millions of requests. Now imagine this app had tens of thousands of users - your bills would be in the millions lmao
Hey Josh .I'm building a revolutionary Fintech platform that I think you would be interested in .I would like to send you a business proposal.How do I reach you?
wait to see the VERCEL bill ...
based on what the bills will be hight ?
Theo (t3) already showed the bills barely scraped triple digits on his projects
Self host with coolify, Who said you must host on Vercel?
@@noor_codes with Coolify and self hosting you will no have such infrastucture as on Vercel with CDN
@@hacenhacen5814 Based on the amount of times api is called on the server, I believe.
We burn the infra. But you don't have to wait 1-2seconds for the image.
Load images and pages that the user hasn't ever requested. Load 10x what is needed for any user that visits. Cache static site. The site also cant be dynamic...? Perfect 😍🔥🔥 This is GENIUS THANKS VERCEL TAKE MY MONEY 😍😍😍😍😍
I don't think images have to load since the beginning .what is the importance of this behavior ? User can wait and this is normal
The website will have 10 users and cost of infrastructure will be 1 million
Yeah, I don't know about that, it prefetches everything it can. It looks cool, but I am not sure if really needed.
I don't understand.. if users can't put dynamic data, and the cache is being updated only once every 2 hours, then just build a static website with html only (no js) instead.. and rebuild it every 2 hours
That's what being done here, just under the hood.
In next you can do ISR, so the pages can be rebuilt on demand.
You can use that to have dynamic data!
The problem is that this is already tech debt but looks good on paper
I hate prefetching, because it works only for desktop and gives illusion of fast work. But touch screens suffer poor performance and usually they have poorer internet connection
And uploading content that the user may never see also sounds like bullshit
Actually, lots of people in the west now have fast mobile connections than desktops can provide wirelessly.
@@null_spacex u about US? just I am in west eu and here I have 1Gbit internet and 4G/5G on mobile. Ofc in city it's not big difference, but when I road to some place connection is poorer
@@snatvb yeah, that's because you already have an insanely fast internet at home, so obviously you'll never get the same on 4G/5G, i'm also in west eu (France), and all i have is 24mbps, even my lowest 4G is faster, and at some place i have 300mbps in 5G
@@zosted3538 horrible :( but anyway, prefetching is not working for touch screens and usually u have limit traffic, I have 15gb per month for instance (if would exists prefetching)
That was my main question- how does the pre fetching work with mobile?
That image prefetching is wild 😄
Vercel's Bill: 'Beautiful ! I like it.'
this website is much faster than my normal computer.
This is peak! ..... if you are building a site only 10 people will use.
Otherwise expect your bills to be in the thousands of $$$
based on what the bills will be hight ?
@@hacenhacen5814many unwanted requests
@@hacenhacen5814 too many requests? 😂
@@hacenhacen5814 On serverless function invocation for every image optimization...
@@hacenhacen5814Those 10,000 network requests for the 5 minute stay that every user makes
Now multiply it by a million user fetching assets from an endpoint
Do you care to publish the source code of your own implementation? Seems pretty interesting
Feels like all bad practices in a single site.
Why is everything a bad practice?
@@TimMcMasters It's kindof ig, because this prefetching is really not practical enough
The first bad if not worst practice is using Next JS let alone the fact that this is React lmao
This 2h cache stuff and static caching is weird as shit
@@TimMcMasters because once you get 1000 users if you have a bad practice your site will stop loading and fucking die. Lol
Next js should have its own prefetching feature.
The website look like i navigating in file explorer
Prefetch every thing on hover is wild , hey serve images from cdn is that cheaper i thought it was expensive.
You're a machine brother! 💪
Great content Josh, tks to share
Sir will you make a video on Gsoc like how to pick up good project/organization and solve issues, how to contribute and how to write a good proposal
Brother Just please make a minimal animation black and white portfolio with latest technologies and backend functionalities such as mailjs and all btw love you vids and ❤from India.
Prefteching is supported from day one in remix
Thanks! Very informative. Can you please advise how to import data.sql for NextFaster project ?
So youtubes just copy each other content when they put stuff put?
Lame af
Looks like the creators created this on the ocassion of hallowene😂😂
When will you start working on a MERN microservice or microfrontend architecture? All your previous projects have been monolithic. Please consider creating an e-commerce application using a microfrontend and microservice architecture.
My internet still made it load 🔥🔥
McMaster-Carr is an engineering parts site, just FYI. 😊
Yep, I was going to comment the same -- T.J. McMaster + Walter S. Carr
This does not scale well! Imagine how many calls to the Infrastructure were done!
you cannot have an interesting use case, using a relational ( relationships between tables ) database without joins. if you do it your self with raw sql or use some orm hidden mechanic, they are there.
How would the pre fetching work for mobile?
Hovering and prefetching would just backfire for mobile or any other touch based system users
What the diiferances between isg and this prefetching
?
This all seems like a bunch of gibberish and then you are completely held hostage by Next, it could teach you the normal standards like hashing files and using service works, it's a bunch of names that you have no idea what to do, when you have a problem with the application, sit down and cry... McMaster's system is extremely fast and I believe it only uses web standards, look at when the site was made and even today it competes head-to-head with these so-called "modern" technologies.
Nextjs ctrl+C Remix 🤝
exactly what I was thinking
Would you be willing to share you Link prefetch implementation please ?
10k$ ingress for favicon only
means?
@@smxth08 vercel is a beast in terms of charging ingress
Current performace is 73%, what happened?
It prefetches hundreds of CDN requests per user on load, making navigation feel instant cause the (static) content is already in the client. Extremely spammy network calls for such an unnecessary small UX benefit.
Such a weird project without a real world need.
The Stupid Open-Source Next.js Project for 2025.
so fast, and so unstable that no1 will use it @enterprise level
What makes you say this is unstable?
because it is literally unstable
@@Lucas-gt8en Bruh vercel charges hundreds of thousands of dollars for dozens of millions of requests. Now imagine this app had tens of thousands of users - your bills would be in the millions lmao
I don't see how it's unstable
@@Ouyiggh8807 unstable means in some cases it could have unexpected behavior which causes bugs
Should have rewritten in Rust for maximum parallelism and faster favicon prefetching
I am joking, nice website just not practical enough
Man where is ur github
Look nicer , but not good for eating
What about mobile 🤔
Hey Josh .I'm building a revolutionary Fintech platform that I think you would be interested in .I would like to send you a business proposal.How do I reach you?
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