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Next.js 13 introduces several improvements to API routes, including the use of streams for handling requests and responses. This can provide significant performance benefits, particularly for large responses, by reducing memory usage and improving response times.
In the world of coding, making programs that can grow and change easily is super important. One way to do this is by using something called "plugin architecture." In this blog, we'll talk about what plugin architecture is, why it's cool, show some easy examples using Node.js, and also discuss its drawbacks.