Deploy without breaking existing apps

Learn how to prevent version skew with Vercel, through a demo of a Next.js application that is being frequently deployed while being accessed from multiple clients.
• vercel.com/docs/deployments/s...
• www.industrialempathy.com/pos...

[@ashatron656]

Lee wearing a Remix t-shirt... Is this his "blink twice if you're being held hostage"? 😄

[@saasplanet]

great video lee

[@austincodes]

Hey Lee what is the best approach to prompt users to refresh their browser when I push a big version change?

[@justafreak15able]

Server sent events maybe?

[@swordali]

Super

[@wieger14]

What would be a good reason to not enable this?

[@elielsonms]

Likely high cost, you'll have computational resources replicated for each new version for that amount of time. If you don't have a very critical application or don't have a very coupled front to the backend, you wouldn't need it

[@styfle123]

Its not common, but you might not want to enable Skew Protection if you have a strict requirement that clients must use the latest version. In that case, you might even implement a client-side refresh that runs periodically.

[@kasper369]

Is this available for a hobby plan?

[@petitcoIibris]

Pro and enterprises

[@johnchristiancabrera6472]

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