The Next.js 16 Cheatsheet You’ve Been Waiting For

Last week I told you I was about to drop something big…

Well, today’s the day. 🎉

I’ve been building something to finally clear the fog around Next.js 16 - all the new caching rules, data-fetching patterns, rendering behaviors, and how Server Components actually work in real apps.

👉 Click here to get it (free)​

The moment you download it, you’ll unlock a short email course that starts tomorrow.

Here’s what I’ll walk you through over the next few days:

• What is Next.js? And should you care? How is it different from other new frameworks like TanStack Start?
• How Server Components really execute
• The role of Cache Components and Partial Pre-rendering in performance (and when to avoid them)
• And how all 3️⃣ come together to build fast, production-ready apps

If Next.js has ever felt “too much” or like it changes every time you blink, this is going to make everything feel… finally sane.

Download → Get the Cheatsheet → Get the free course.

Enjoy, and let me know what you think 🍿

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