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11. Payload now relies on the Web Request / Response APIs rather than the Node Request / Response
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11. Payload now relies on the Web Request / Response APIs rather than the Node Request / Response
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12. Express can still be used with Next.js' Custom Server functionality
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12. Express can still be used with Next.js' Custom Server functionality
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13. Payload itself has slimmed down significantly and can now be fully portable, run anywhere. You can leverage the Payload Local API completely outside of Next.js if you want.
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13. Payload itself has slimmed down significantly and can now be fully portable, run anywhere. You can leverage the Payload Local API completely outside of Next.js if you want.
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14. The data layer, including the shape of the database Payload used and the API responses in 2.0, has not been affected whatsoever
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### Work to come
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### Work to come
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8. Overall speed improvements
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8. Overall speed improvements
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9. Support for all official plugins
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9. Support for all official plugins
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10. An install script to be able to install Payload easily into any existing Next.js app
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10. An install script to be able to install Payload easily into any existing Next.js app
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11. A full list of breaking changes for 2.0 -> 3.0, including an in-depth migration guide
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### Technical details
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### Technical details
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