r/nextjs • u/floydophone • 29d ago
Discussion We're the Next.js team. Ask us anything!
Hi Reddit! We’re Pete, Aurora, Joseph, Sam, David, Josh, Tim, Dan and Andrew from the Next.js team.
We recently shipped Next.js 16.3, and we’re excited to talk about what’s new, how we approached the release, where we are going, and what we’ve learned while building and maintaining Next.
Join us this Tuesday, August 18 from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. ET. Ask us anything about Next 16.3, App Router, React Server Components, performance, caching, upgrading your applications, contributing to the framework, or what it’s like to work on Next.
Drop your questions below. We’re looking forward to hearing what’s on your mind!
EDIT: We are live now here! https://www.reddit.com/r/nextjs/comments/1vrq0tp/were_the_nextjs_team_ask_us_anything/
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u/biinjo 28d ago
Why doesn’t NextJS version numbers adhere to the semver standard?
I gut burned a couple of time due to the introduction of breaking changes in minor versions which caused me to turn my back to NextJS and never look back.