The article explores the new after() API in Next.js 15 designed to enhance app performance by executing non-blocking logic post-response. It enables developers to handle tasks such as logging, analytics, and other side effects without impacting the main request-response cycle. By utilizing after(), developers can keep their server logic clean and efficient, avoiding cumbersome hacks or traditional methods that slow down response times. The article discusses its functionality, integration with Server Components, and best practices for implementation, emphasizing the importance of optimizing server behavior in modern web applications.
After() in Next.js 15 optimizes app performance by allowing non-blocking operations post-response, making server-side logic cleaner and more efficient.
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