Thank you for your detail explanation. But still i have a confusion. Could you please clear that? In Next.js 15, the response of fetch request is not cached by default.. So now is not fetch request is an uncached data request? If yes then how a route with default fetch configuration still statically render? Because as we know, If you use dynamic api/ uncached data request in a route, the route became dynamically render.
@hamedbahram Sorry for that. I am adding more detail so you can understand my question. According to Next.js doc "During rendering, if a Dynamic API or uncached data request is discovered, Next.js will switch to dynamically rendering the whole route." My question is what does it mean by "uncached data request" here? And in Next.js 15, "The response from fetch is not cached by default." So is not fetch is uncached data request now?
Exactly what I was looking for especially after the Medusa V2 release It seems Medusa works really well with NextJS so thats why I need to learn it, and this is the only video teaching version 15... Thanks a lot Hamed! You are a legend
Thank you for your detail explanation. But still i have a confusion. Could you please clear that?
In Next.js 15, the response of fetch request is not cached by default..
So now is not fetch request is an uncached data request? If yes then how a route with default fetch configuration still statically render?
Because as we know, If you use dynamic api/ uncached data request in a route, the route became dynamically render.
I'm not sure if I understand the question!
@hamedbahram Sorry for that. I am adding more detail so you can understand my question. According to Next.js doc "During rendering, if a Dynamic API or uncached data request is discovered, Next.js will switch to dynamically rendering the whole route."
My question is what does it mean by "uncached data request" here?
And in Next.js 15, "The response from fetch is not cached by default." So is not fetch is uncached data request now?
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Nice video!
How will this version work when using other packages that depend on React 18?
Wait until they support React 19 or use the --force flag and test your app.
Hi Hamed need a tutorial on
Eslint 9 new structure and its changes if possible..
Great idea! I'll add that to my schedule.
Exactly what I was looking for especially after the Medusa V2 release
It seems Medusa works really well with NextJS so thats why I need to learn it, and this is the only video teaching version 15...
Thanks a lot Hamed! You are a legend
Thank you, I appreciate that! And yes Medusa is great. I have more content coming up.
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next js 15 is full of errors
Could you please give any details
What errors are you getting?