Incremental regeneration

Incremental regeneration serves a page as a prebuilt file and rebuilds it in the background when it is older than a set interval or when a webhook asks for it. Large sites avoid rebuilding every page on each content change, and visitors still get cached HTML. It needs a host that supports the mechanism, which in practice means the framework’s own adapter for a given platform. A record holds this value when its documentation describes this mode by name, as Next.js and Nuxt do.

2 projects render incremental regeneration, listed alphabetically. Split across web frameworks and site and docs generators. 140 records do not record this field, and cannot appear here either way. For 371 the question does not apply. Counts only projects with momentum; the full list has the rest.