Next.js 15: Leveraging After() For Non-Blocking Tasks
After() method in Next.js 15: schedule tasks like logging & analytics without blocking primary response. Non-blocking execution, versatile usage & stable API make it a powerful tool for background tasks.
In Next.js 15, the after() method has become a stable API that allows you to schedule tasks such as logging, analytics, and other background operations after the response has finished streaming to the user. This method helps prevent blocking the primary response, ensuring a better user experience. Key Features of after() 1. Non-Blocking Execution The after() method allows tasks to be executed without blocking the main response. This enables secondary tasks like logging or analytics to run after the response is already sent to the user, improving performance and responsivene...