Cloudflare releases Vinext 1.0 to run Next.js everywhere
Cloudflare just launched Vinext 1.0, a framework that lets you run Next.js web apps on nearly any platform—including Cloudflare Workers' free tier, Netlify, or AWS Lambda. Designed to be highly compatible with both major Next.js routing systems, Vinext now claims over 99% feature coverage and is already being used in production by customers for high-traffic, dynamic apps. Major stability, compatibility, and caching improvements mark the 1.0 milestone.
- Supports both Next.js routing types
- Deploys to Cloudflare, Netlify, AWS Lambda
- Vinext now hits over 99% compatibility
- Major updates to stability and caching
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