Next.js prototyping native Go support for Route Handlers and Proxy
rseroter · x · 2026-10-31
Next.js maintainer Tim Neutkens announced prototyping of native language support, starting with Route Handlers and Proxy written in Go, letting CPU-intensive server workloads run alongside your React app. Fans note this is exactly how to build CPU-heavy agentic workloads without racking up a massive bill. Still at the prototype stage.
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