Relaying Rendering in Next.js by Eric Burel, IBKE Founder and Maintainer @DevoGraphics

Relaying client-side and static rendering to fetch data in a Next.js application is essential for optimizing performance and user experience. By strategically choosing between client-side and static rendering based on the nature of the data, you enhance load times and reduce server loads.

Join \newline Author, IBKE founder and Maintainer at @Devographics, Eric Burel as he guides you in efficient data retrieval, making your Next.js app more responsive, scalable, and suitable for diverse content types, ultimately leading to smoother and faster user interaction.

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By the end of the full course, you will learn:
✦ Why the performance of a content application matters and how it's related to different rendering strategies
✦ How to statically fetch data on a server with React Server Components (RSC)
✦ How to update static pages with fresh content via data revalidation in Server Actions
✦ How to perform relaying with SWR, a React Hooks library for data fetching
✦ How to mix dynamic and static rendering via Partial Prerendering (PPR), an experimental feature introduced in Next.js 14

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