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Dynamic Rendering in NextJS

This document discusses dynamic rendering in Next.js. It allows fetching data at runtime and rendering pages on the server or client-side depending on the scenario. Examples are provided of using getServerSideProps to fetch data during server-side rendering and useEffect to fetch data on the client-side. Dynamic rendering ensures pages are fully rendered with the latest data before being served to users and provides advantages like SEO optimization and dynamic content.

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Dynamic Rendering in NextJS

This document discusses dynamic rendering in Next.js. It allows fetching data at runtime and rendering pages on the server or client-side depending on the scenario. Examples are provided of using getServerSideProps to fetch data during server-side rendering and useEffect to fetch data on the client-side. Dynamic rendering ensures pages are fully rendered with the latest data before being served to users and provides advantages like SEO optimization and dynamic content.

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DYNAMIC RENDERING IN

NEXT.JS

Vladyslav Demirov

VLADYSLAV DEMIROV 1
🔍 Understanding Dynamic Rendering:
Dynamic rendering in Next.js allows us to
fetch data at runtime and render pages
on the server or the client side,
depending on the scenario. Let's delve
into a few examples to illustrate this
concept.

In the first example:


• We use the [slug].js file to create a
dynamic route.
• The getServerSideProps function
fetches data based on the slug
parameter during server-side
rendering.
• The fetched data is passed as props to
the DynamicPage component, which
is then rendered.
VLADYSLAV DEMIROV 2
🔄 Example: Fetching Data for Dynamic
Rendering: Consider a Next.js page that
fetches data during server-side rendering
(SSR):

VLADYSLAV DEMIROV 3
🔄 Client-Side Rendering (CSR) with
useEffect: If you prefer client-side
rendering, you can fetch data on the
client side using useEffect:

This approach fetches data on the client


side after the initial render.
VLADYSLAV DEMIROV 4
🔍 Exploring DynamicPage Component:

🚀 How It Works:
DynamicPage Component:
- A React component, DynamicPage,
responsible for rendering dynamic
content.
VLADYSLAV DEMIROV 5
- Displays a simple message along with
data fetched at request time.
getServerSideProps Function:
- The magic happens in
getServerSideProps.
- It's an async function that fetches data
based on the dynamic parameter
(params.id) during server-side
rendering.
- The fetched data is passed as props to
the DynamicPage component.
Dynamic Rendering in Action:
- When a user navigates to a dynamic
route (e.g., /dynamic/123), Next.js
fetches the data at the server before
rendering the page.
- This ensures that the page is fully
rendered with the latest data before
being served to the client.
VLADYSLAV DEMIROV 6
🚀 Advantages of Dynamic Rendering in
Next.js:
•SEO Optimization: Server-side
rendering enhances search engine
optimization by providing fully-
rendered pages.
•Dynamic Content: Fetching data at
request time ensures that users see
the most up-to-date information.
•Flexibility: Next.js allows you to
choose the rendering approach that
best suits your application's needs.

VLADYSLAV DEMIROV 7
HAPPY CODING!

VLADYSLAV DEMIROV 8

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