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When we launched Vinext in February, it was the result of an audacious week-long AI-driven experiment to see how far one engineer, and a stack of tokens, could get to replicating the NextJS framework backed by Vite.
In the seven months since that experiment, Vinext has grown into a framework that our customers trust and run in production for high-traffic, dynamic applications.
Today we are announcing the release of Vinext 1.0, the latest step on our journey to make it possible to deploy Next.js apps anywhere.
Vinext lets you take any Next.js application, whether it was built for the Pages or App Router, and make it portable to be deployed to any web platform, including the Cloudflare Workers free plan, Netlify, or AWS Lambda.
Vinext 1.0 brings with it sweeping improvements to compatibility, stability, and caching behaviors, and sets the project up for the long term.
There’s never been a better time to take your Next.js project and convert it to Vinext; just run npx vinext check and npx vinext init .
Graduation to 1.0 On release Vinext was promising, but it was incomplete.
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