Next.js 推出 Partial Prerendering (PPR)：打造 Web 應用程式的全新預設渲染模型
Original: Partial prerendering: Building towards a new default rendering model for web applications
Vercel has introduced a new rendering model for Next.js — "Partial Prerendering (PPR)." This technology aims to resolve a long-standing…
Vercel 宣布在 Next.js 中引入「部分預渲染 (PPR)」技術，旨在融合靜態與動態渲染的優勢。 透過 React Suspense，PPR 能在建置時先生成靜態的頁面外殼（Shell），並在請求時動態串流載入其餘內容。 這項技術消除了開發者在效能（靜態）與即時性（動態）之間的兩難，將成為未來 Web 應用的新一代預設渲染模式。
Vercel has introduced a new rendering model for Next.js — "Partial Prerendering (PPR)." This technology aims to resolve a long-standing dilemma for web developers: should they choose Static Site Generation (SSG), which is extremely fast but delivers fixed content, or Server-Side Rendering (SSR), which delivers real-time content but loads more slowly?
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