# The latest from PRNext.

Releases, ideas, and the engineering behind a little Rust.

- [PRNext 0.1.17: developer tools and persistent caching](https://prnext.dev/llms/en/blog/prnext-0-1-17-preview.md): Development tools inside your page, persistent build caches and a Rust runtime that does less work between edits.

- [Two hours. 1,738 edits. What we tested.](https://prnext.dev/llms/en/blog/two-hours-of-development-testing.md): What PRNext’s two-hour development endurance test checked, what passed, and what the results do not prove.

- [Compile what you open. Keep what you need.](https://prnext.dev/llms/en/blog/how-prnext-keeps-development-work-focused.md): How PRNext 0.1.17 combines requested-route compilation, persistent transforms and conservative invalidation.

- [Use PRNext in four steps](https://prnext.dev/llms/en/blog/getting-started-with-prnext.md): Install PRNext in an existing Next.js project, migrate your scripts and run your application. Four steps with the commands to copy.

- [PRNext 0.1.16: the React security update](https://prnext.dev/llms/en/blog/prnext-0-1-16-security-update.md): Update PRNext and the complete React 19.3.1 family, then rebuild your application to include the React Server Components fixes.

- [PRNext 0.1.15: stronger runtime foundations](https://prnext.dev/llms/en/blog/prnext-0-1-15-runtime-updates.md): A look back at the TLS, image rendering and Node.js security updates included in PRNext 0.1.15 and carried into 0.1.16.

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