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Leveraging JavaScript WeakMaps for Memory‑Safe Caching in Next.js Applications

Learn how WeakMaps can give you automatic‑cleanup caches that keep Next.js apps fast without leaking memory.
Leveraging JavaScript WeakMaps for Memory‑Safe Caching in Next.js Applications

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