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In 2023, Vercel Functions added support for streaming HTTP responses. This feature has been enabled for frameworks like Next.js (App Router), SvelteKit, Remix, and more. We've been progressively rolling out streaming to more frameworks over the past two years, and we're beginning to roll out streaming for all functions and compatible frameworks. Read more Continue reading...
Turbopack is a new JavaScript/TypeScript bundler we’ve been cooking at Vercel. Building on 10+ years of learnings from webpack, we want to build a bundler that can be used with many frameworks. We’re moving the Turbopack codebase into the Next.js repository—and wanted to share an update on our progress with Turbopack so far, as well as where we’re headed. Read more Continue reading...
Web rendering has evolved from simple server-rendered HTML pages to highly interactive and dynamic applications, and there are more ways than ever to present your app to users. Static Site Generation (SSG), Server-Side Rendering (SSR), Client-Side Rendering (CSR), Incremental Static Regeneration (ISR), and experimental Partial Prerendering (PPR) have all been developed to optimize performance, SEO, and user experience in various situations. Read more Continue reading...
With over $1B in revenue flowing through their digital properties, Elkjøp (Elgiganten), Nordic subsidiary of Currys PLC and leading consumer electronics retailer in the region, knew their digital presence needed to reflect their in-store commitment to innovation and excellence. Their previous ecommerce platform, built on Angular and self-hosted on Kubernetes, had become a source of frustration for both customers and internal teams. Slow page loads, SEO struggles, and inefficient developer experience were impacting the bottom line and hindering their ability to deliver the exceptional online shopping experience their customers deserved. Read more Continue reading...
We recently introduced a new Flags SDK that allows using feature flags, in Next.js and SvelteKit, and works with any feature flag provider—or when using no flag provider at all. It's not meant to be a competitor to other feature flag providers. Instead, it’s a tool that sits between your application and the source of your flags, helping you follow best practices for using feature flags and experiments, keeping your website fast. Follow along below to get started with the Flags SDK, beginning with a simple feature flag to more sophisticated cases, discussing tradeoffs along the way. Read more Continue reading...
Beyond Menu is a popular food delivery service in the US that connects restaurants and diners. Their Next.js app is deployed on Vercel and serves millions of hungry visitors every month. To scale their development, they decided to adopt feature flags for gradual rollouts, instant rollbacks, A/B testing, trunk-based development and easier collaboration both internally and with beta users. They knew they needed to evaluate feature flags and A/B tests on both the server and the client. And since they used the App Router, the solution needed to work with React Server Components, Client Components and different rendering modes like static, dynamic and partial prerendering. At Beyond Menu, every millisecond impacts conversion, so they...
Implementing AI in your business can be challenging due to the rapid pace of change, the complexity of integration, and the need for specialized skills. This guide helps leaders identify and evaluate AI use cases. We'll also show you how Vercel's Frontend Cloud and AI SDK can speed up your AI projects. Companies like Tome, Chick-fil-A, Chatbase, Runway, and Suno are already using these tools to bring AI into their apps and workflows. Read more Continue reading...
The Vercel AI SDK is a toolkit for building AI applications with JavaScript and TypeScript. Its unified API allows you to use any language model and provides powerful UI integrations into leading web frameworks such as Next.js and Svelte. Read more Continue reading...
On August 7, 2024, Vercel's Edge Middleware and Edge Functions experienced a significant outage affecting many customers. We sincerely apologize for the service disruption. Vercel’s platform is designed to minimize the risk of global downtime. As standard practice, we use staggered rollouts for both code and configuration changes. Every aspect of our infrastructure is designed to gracefully fail over to the next available region in the event of an incident, and ensures no single point of failure across infrastructure components. However, on Wednesday, an upstream provider for a subset of our compute infrastructure went into a globally erroneous configuration state. This event tested our infrastructure's resilience and how we respond...
Vercel is committed to providing a secure and reliable platform for hosting websites and applications—across all industries. But this can be challenging with industry-specific regulations, especially for healthcare organizations and entities that process protected health information (PHI). Read more Continue reading...
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