The way these concepts are explained (like the content and the wording) together with the matching visualizations makes this one of the best "dev tutorials" I have ever seen. Great job!
I like how Next is also focusing on explaining their concepts themselves instead of throwing a bunch of features with a mediocre documentation, that's a good explanation, keep it up.
This is the best explanation I have seen of these rendering models, by a lot, but I still think two misconceptions are possible, especially for people with self-hosted apps: 1. You do *not* need the Edge or Vercel, or even a CDN, to take advantage of PPR. The Next Route Cache will serve your static assets. 2. PPR is only about speed, not about cost. Users will see the cached static parts of your app first, but those parts will still eventually re-render on every request, so that the dynamic parts re-render also. Next cannot break your app apart, unless (maybe) you're using parallel routes, so it needs to run the whole "rendering engine" of your page just to get the dynamic outputs, with all the cost incurred. This means there are still big advantages to using pages that "partially render" with fully static content on the server and then complete the rendering, with personalized data fetching, on the client. Next even confusingly tries to force you to do data fetching with request-based data on the client, in layout components, for this exact reason. Otherwise all your pages would become dynamic, even if served with PPR.
The pace of explanation, along with the visual matching what is being said and the quality of the explanation is top class. Very surprised to see subscribers under a million here. This channel will grow very fast if videos are created like this consistently
I don't even use react or nextjs, i stayed for the great content quality, well done! I will definitely come back to this again once i start experimenting with the react ecosystem
The production value is so high, I don’t think this video could be any more perfect! Very nice work, superb presentation, very easy to understand! Thanks for sharing!
I was making sure that, this wasn't an official @nextjs video! Its that smooth! Kudos to everyone behind it, or if its just you, you are GOD level in explaining concepts like this
This is a very well crafted presentation that adequately explains the concepts. On point, well paced and the visuals are sleek! Please do one for next.js caching next!
Such an amazingly clear explanation of these concepts. The best explanation video I've ever watched in my entire life. Please continue making more videos like this. Love it! 💗
Awesome presentation! Great animations, pace, and music! I feel like I just went through the whole evolution of web development from a tech-museum! It's THAT good!
Great explanation together with the visual on what is actually happening and forgot about the actual coding but the concept of how it works you really explain it well. Thank you
It is funny how Theo explains the same concepts, but without animations! With visuals it is even better! Cool stuff! Keep up the quality! Thanks for video!
wonderful way to explain complex concepts in easy to understand manner. easily one of the best tech videos I have every seen. thanks a lot for this amazing content.
i have been working on multiple Next js project for last 2 years and i can say that this is one of the best thing next js team had ever done. Can u please make a video to do all of this pratically in code
Wonderful video Delba, congrats for that. Explanations are so easy to understand. And the animation is totally fluid, wonderful. Absolutely love this content 😍 Thank you so much 🙏
Thank you for doing God's work here! Your concept videos are astonishing, and the level of detail and finesse is immaculate. Please never stop delivering such high-value content! I adore you 😄
instant like and subs. this is the best concept explaining video i've ever seen in my entire life and i am not event exaggerating it a bit. 10/10 keep up. waiting for the next videos.
Delba, do you ever find yourself caught between the desire to create more content and the temptation to spend extra time perfecting a single video because you know you're capable of producing something even better, yet still eager to produce more?
Delba! Do you want to share how you do videos like this ?!?!? If I ever would make my own youtube videos they should either be of this quality or I better NOT DARE ever publish a video. Amazing presentation! Keep the videos coming, I subscribed! 🤩
Great video! I’m curious about which tool you use to present information or graphic mockups. I love them. And how long could it take to make a video as yours?
Wow! Such a brilliant way to illustrate complex ideas and explain. Music + Illustration + Narration is perfect. I wish to see more from you and I'd love this to be on @nextjs official documents
Important question: Next.js is supposed to know when a component is dynamic when it accesses an API or dynamic content as parameters to work correctly, if so how would it work with internationalization? Because it is necessary to access the “locale” or “lang” parameter in practically all content and therefore you would have to wait for this parameter. In that case I would mark it as dynamic and the partial prerender would not work because it would have to wait.
The way these concepts are explained (like the content and the wording) together with the matching visualizations makes this one of the best "dev tutorials" I have ever seen. Great job!
billions spent right
Thank you for saying that, I appreciate it 🙏
Hell na! Million dollar production quality and 25k subs. You really deserve audience in millions. You are the definition of underrated.
The industry needs more creators like you. Such an amazingly clear explanation of these concepts.
Appreciate you so 🙏
Next and Vercel should include this in their documentation. Incredibly helpful video, thank you!
They actually did !!!
The best explanation video I've ever watched in my entire life.
lol, appreciate you saying so 🙏
This is soooo good I feel like these videos should be included somewhere in the Next.js docs.
They are
As a visual learner, this helps me quickly grasp the concepts and watch a tutorial without getting bored. Keep up the good work!
Thank you, appreciate it!
I'm gonna be honest, this is the greatest ultra high quality video I've EVER seen on a concept. From the bottom of my IT Heart : Well Done !
thanks I appreciate it!
6 years in front-end, and I've never seen such a clear and detail explanatory vid! truly amazing work!
This is one of the best presentation I've ever seen. Not gonna lie.
I like how Next is also focusing on explaining their concepts themselves instead of throwing a bunch of features with a mediocre documentation, that's a good explanation, keep it up.
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WOW. This is legit one of the best produced/explained/illustrated technical explanation videos I’ve ever seen. Wildly good.
Thank you, I appreciate it!
Two minutes into the video, and I have immediately clicked the "like" and "subscribe" buttons! Please make more videos on Next.js!
Glad to hear it, welcome!
This is the best explanation of the concept so far! The visuals and pace of the video are sooo on point. Thank you Delba.
Thank you, I appreciate it.
The amount of work put into producing this content and making these topics understandable is just commendable.
Thanks Delba. You earned a sub.
Thank you! Welcome.
This is the most amazing work I've ever seen in explaining concepts. This is literally raising the bars to the next level.
This is the best explanation I have seen of these rendering models, by a lot, but I still think two misconceptions are possible, especially for people with self-hosted apps:
1. You do *not* need the Edge or Vercel, or even a CDN, to take advantage of PPR. The Next Route Cache will serve your static assets.
2. PPR is only about speed, not about cost. Users will see the cached static parts of your app first, but those parts will still eventually re-render on every request, so that the dynamic parts re-render also.
Next cannot break your app apart, unless (maybe) you're using parallel routes, so it needs to run the whole "rendering engine" of your page just to get the dynamic outputs, with all the cost incurred.
This means there are still big advantages to using pages that "partially render" with fully static content on the server and then complete the rendering, with personalized data fetching, on the client.
Next even confusingly tries to force you to do data fetching with request-based data on the client, in layout components, for this exact reason. Otherwise all your pages would become dynamic, even if served with PPR.
Thank you!
In general, this video is about the vision of Partial Prerendering that we're building towards, not about its behavior during alpha.
The pace of explanation, along with the visual matching what is being said and the quality of the explanation is top class. Very surprised to see subscribers under a million here. This channel will grow very fast if videos are created like this consistently
I don't even use react or nextjs, i stayed for the great content quality, well done! I will definitely come back to this again once i start experimenting with the react ecosystem
Thank you! We'll be here :D
wow... the content, sound, animations, everything on this video is out of this world! Congratz Delba
Thank you!
Next-level clarity. Really enjoyed this video!
Never have I understood the concepts such beautifully. Found another great mentor. No Cap.
🤛
This is such an an amazing explanation and visualization. Production quality is out of this world. You'll get more subscribers pretty quickly.
This video quality is truly remarkable! ❤
The production value is so high, I don’t think this video could be any more perfect! Very nice work, superb presentation, very easy to understand! Thanks for sharing!
Appreciate the kind words 🙏
This should be on Next.js home page. The visual quality is dope.
Edit:Turns out they aleady have this in the docs :)
ngl even Lee Robinson was not able to deliver concepts of PPR as you did . amazing !
We work together :P He gave feedback that made this better.
Holy God what did I just watch, this is amazing
I was making sure that, this wasn't an official @nextjs video! Its that smooth! Kudos to everyone behind it, or if its just you, you are GOD level in explaining concepts like this
and yhea, after many years, a new youtuber I subscribed :D
Finally Next.js might be actually usable after this one, no more clicking and then waiting for the next route to load
This is a very well crafted presentation that adequately explains the concepts. On point, well paced and the visuals are sleek! Please do one for next.js caching next!
This was so good. Like, incredible. Please keep making these.
Absolutely awesome! Please continue making more videos like this. Love it! 💗
Coming back here for the 20th time, what an amazing explanation!
Haha, thanks!
Such an amazingly clear explanation of these concepts. The best explanation video I've ever watched in my entire life. Please continue making more videos like this. Love it! 💗
Thank you!
Fantastic, thank you. Please more of these with the awesome visualizations+animations!
Thanks, I use Remotion.
Awesome presentation! Great animations, pace, and music!
I feel like I just went through the whole evolution of web development from a tech-museum! It's THAT good!
This video explains Partial Prerendering really well. These animations are amazing!
Appreciate it Dom 🙏
Great explanation together with the visual on what is actually happening and forgot about the actual coding but the concept of how it works you really explain it well. Thank you
Thank you!
The visuals are astonishing. Fantastic work, Delba.
Thank you!
It is funny how Theo explains the same concepts, but without animations! With visuals it is even better! Cool stuff! Keep up the quality! Thanks for video!
We tackle the same problems from different angles.
Wait, this is not a video from Vercel themselves? Wow, your speaking, animation, and video editing skills are top notch!
This has to be the best video explanation on the topic 👏🏼
wonderful way to explain complex concepts in easy to understand manner. easily one of the best tech videos I have every seen. thanks a lot for this amazing content.
Seria genial ver otros topicos de react y next explicados de esta forma. Una joya. Buen trabajo.
i have been working on multiple Next js project for last 2 years and i can say that this is one of the best thing next js team had ever done.
Can u please make a video to do all of this pratically in code
The BEST Tutorial I ever seen .
Quality of the video is top notch.
Rowdy salute to @Delba
the visualization is so good
Beautifully explained. Animation is so intuitive. Keep it up!
Wonderful video Delba, congrats for that. Explanations are so easy to understand.
And the animation is totally fluid, wonderful. Absolutely love this content 😍
Thank you so much 🙏
Thank you! Glad to hear it.
Thank you for doing God's work here! Your concept videos are astonishing, and the level of detail and finesse is immaculate. Please never stop delivering such high-value content! I adore you 😄
absolutely love your style of explanation
Fantastic explanation and history!
good pace, good visuals, thank you for the video
instant like and subs. this is the best concept explaining video i've ever seen in my entire life and i am not event exaggerating it a bit. 10/10 keep up. waiting for the next videos.
Haha, thank you for the kind words. And welcome!
These videos just sit well in my brain! Thank you!
Glad to hear it!
DAMN. THE BEST VIDEO ON CSR, SSR
Amazing explanation, and the graphics and animations are very well made, thanks
Amazing explanation and the way it's done!👍
Delba, do you ever find yourself caught between the desire to create more content and the temptation to spend extra time perfecting a single video because you know you're capable of producing something even better, yet still eager to produce more?
All. The. Time.
Incredibly helpful explanation
Glad to hear it!
this what we call understading and knowing a subject! Great no the animation and explanation, soo.. im subscribing
Thank you. Welcome!
This world needs more Delbas and LeeRobs
Delba! Do you want to share how you do videos like this ?!?!? If I ever would make my own youtube videos they should either be of this quality or I better NOT DARE ever publish a video. Amazing presentation! Keep the videos coming, I subscribed! 🤩
please upload more content. i love the way you explain ❤
5 seconds in and I'm already subscribed!
Please do a video or write a post on how you create these animations with remotion!
Welcome!
Perhaps in the future, working on next.js / react videos for a bit.
You should receive an award from Vercel.
This was so cool! Fantastic visualization and telling of web history! That's a sub for sure!
Thanks, welcome!
Wow, you did an amazing job explaining this. Thank you
Amazing presentation, and very good featured.
Keep going with your videos! You have a talent in explaining!
Wonderful explanation with beautiful slides. ❤
This is really nice... It was explain really well... Kudos Delba
Glad to hear it!
content quality is perfect. thanks
Very good explanation
Great video! I’m curious about which tool you use to present information or graphic mockups. I love them. And how long could it take to make a video as yours?
Thanks, I use remotion.
What’s great about next.js is that you don’t really need to know all of this for it to work, it’s just automatically prerenders what it can
This is a really cool explanation
This was a great presentation
💯💯💯 The best videos explaining nextjs
Wow the explaination and visualization
Excelente video, foi bem completo sem entrar em detalhes tecnicos, Vou mandar na minha empresa pra todos verem!
Obrigada, espero que ajude!
Keep em coming!
Loving these type of videos 🎉❤
wow so amazing! kudos to the effort building this!
Thank you so much!
thank you very much for excellent explanation 💗
thx soo much love from India
I love the visualization and explanation!
How have you did these visualizations? looks awesome
Thank you, I use Remotion.
Very good explained, thanks for the video! New subscriber from spain!
Thank you. Welcome!
Wow! Such a brilliant way to illustrate complex ideas and explain. Music + Illustration + Narration is perfect. I wish to see more from you and I'd love this to be on @nextjs official documents
Thank you! Working on it.
these animations are awesome! Do you do them yourself?
Thank you! Yes :)
Content so good I felt offended that I didn't subscribe 3 minutes in!
Hah, welcome!
I wonder how you create these awsome visualizations. Great work!!
Thanks, I use Remotion.
Do you do any post editing software as well?
Excellent video! Very well made!
Hi Delba, amazing video! Would you consider open sourcing the remotion code you wrote to make the video?
Thank you! Not right now but maybe in the future.
Important question: Next.js is supposed to know when a component is dynamic when it accesses an API or dynamic content as parameters to work correctly, if so how would it work with internationalization? Because it is necessary to access the “locale” or “lang” parameter in practically all content and therefore you would have to wait for this parameter. In that case I would mark it as dynamic and the partial prerender would not work because it would have to wait.
OOO Delba u legend, was just reading up on this and u smash a vid online! :D
Amazing video! Incredible explanation. May I ask if there are any specific tool or after effects plugin you (or the animator) use for these videos?
Thank you, I use Remotion ☺️
Excellent explanation of the concept. Would you share the tools you used for creating the visualisations and animations?
Thank you, I use Remotion.
@@Delba Thank you.
Thats an amazing explanation, great video!