Partial Prerendering (PPR): Static Speed for Dynamic Pages
Partial Prerendering serves a static page shell instantly, then streams in dynamic parts. It's like getting a pre-built house frame immediately, with custom rooms delivered and slotted in as they're finished.
Partial Prerendering (PPR) offers static speed for dynamic pages by serving a static page shell instantly, then streaming in dynamic content to fill suspense boundaries. It's like getting a pre-built house frame immediately, with custom rooms delivered and slotted in as they're finished. Use it for fast initial loads on pages with mixed content, like an e-commerce site. The footgun is forgetting `<Suspense>`, which makes the whole page wait for the slowest part.
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