[#Script #Coding] Cut Next.js Load Times by 85% With this Deployment Method

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Cut Next.js Load Times by 85% With this Deployment Method

By codeSTACKr
Published: Sep 30, 2025

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codeSTACKr Deployed my Next.js app to Fly.io and dropped load times from 800ms to 120ms for Australian users. The deployment process auto-detected my app, created a Dockerfile, and let me choose regions close to my users. Fast container boot times (~250ms) plus support for websockets and other server features.

Sponsored by Fly.io – try it out here: https://fandf.co/3W1A9dn
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#nextjs #flyio #webdevelopment

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