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Understanding Next.js Data Fetching (CSR, SSR, SSG, ISR) – theodorusclarence.com

Thorough explanation on Next.js data fetching method such as CSR, SSR, SSG, and ISR.

https://theodorusclarence.com/blog/nextjs-fetch-method

[theodorusclarence]

Hello, kindly leave a like (or 5 😄), and comment if you got something to ask! 🚀

[franszhafran]

awesome insights

[anggihseptiawan]

Wow, that's cool..

[idadhamz]

great explanation, thanks!!

[azkanurfadillah]

glad found this blog, truly great explanation! thank you alot!!! and can't wait for the next blog about how to choose other over the other in some use cases

[mahmudinm]

how about the page without useEffect or special function is that the page become SSG ?

[theodorusclarence]

Correct, all pages without data fetching are considered as SSG.

[hc0503]

Thanks very detailed explanation

[riobahtiar]

Awesome Explanation + Real demo :)

[candidosales]

Great explanation!! Thanks!!

[drewfoster-luminary]

Fantastic write up and explanation. Thank you!

[tomascarignano98]

You're insane! Thank you Clarence.

[xlboy]

Wow, you are my idol !! Thank you

[olivierGitHub]

Hi, is it possible to mix different data fetching strategies on the same app ?
I mean , for example, I have 4 pages and each page use a different strategy.

[theodorusclarence]

absolutely, use them according to your case per page!

[dalladirosa]

Thank for creating this article! it's really helpful.
Anyway, what did you use to create the diagram?

[theodorusclarence]

Thanks! I use Excalidraw.

[kamesdev]

Thank you for writing this post. From now on, I understand this topic better.

[theodorusclarence]

Nice!

[ianitow]

Thank you for writing this post. I was confused about the terms and you clarified.

[theodorusclarence]

Thanks for reading!

[manutuero]

Hi Theodorus!

Very clear explanation, thanks for take the time to show all cases with examples. I will recommend your post to my colleagues.

PD: I found a typo in a paragraph of SSR section example:

"Clicked the link on 16:32:38(RT), a slight pause for 2s, then page loads showing 16:02:40(PT)".

Wouldn't that be 16:02:38 (RT)?

[theodorusclarence]

Nice catch! I'll fix it soon. Thanks!

[briyk]

thank you bro , i get more knowledge , keep writing

[singleseeker]

Excellent job, Nextjs 13 has updated the method to get data. Hope to see your new article very soon.

[o5sy]

omg, very very helpful!!