#Turbopack

Turbopack is the Rust bundler inside Next.js. Learn the one idea behind its speed, remembering every small step, and when you'll actually feel it.

Introducing Turbopack, the Rust-based successor to Webpack. A high-performance bundler for React Server Components and TypeScript codebases.

Watch webpack founder Tobias Koppers talk about the vision for Turbopack at React Day Berlin.

An update on our progress with Turbopack, details on where we’re headed, and a planned move of Turbopack to the Next.js repository.

In Q3 2024, 62% of surveyed teams using Jest 29.7+ with Turbopack 14.0+ for test optimization...

From Dev.to - webpack: Showdown: Webpack 5.90 vs. Turbopack 0.6 for Building Next.js 16 Apps with 100k Lines of Code

From Dev.to - nextjs: Retrospective: I Learned Next.js 15 and Got a Job at Vercel Earning 30% More Than My Previous Role in 2026

From Dev.to - nextjs: Postmortem: The Next.js 15 App Router Outage: How Turbopack 0.6 Build Failures Took Down Our Site for 22 Minutes

From Dev.to - nextjs: How to Use Turbopack 0.10 for Fast Refresh in Next.js 15 Apps With 100k+ LOC

In a 1,000-module React monorepo, Turbopack 2.0 cold-starts in 127ms – 4.3x faster than Vite 5.5’s...

Next.js 16.2 dropped in March with a bold claim: next dev is 400–900% faster. Turbopack is now the default bundler. Server Components get hot reload. But the number isn't the interesting part. The Vercel benchmarks are real.…