💻 Learn Fetch data in Next.js | Rest API beginner friendly tutorial

This tutorial will teach Fetch data in Next.js (client-side) fetching.
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[@togoodtosaygoodbye91]

i am newbie and have a question, if i retrieve the article from api call, and then i have another api to add new article, how do i retrieve a newest data without reload the page ?

[@TannerBarcelos]

You’d optimistically update the UI and then use something like SWR or Tanstack Query to cache and revalidate / invalidate the cache on some interval. This means that your request will be sent to hydrate the client with new data but you won’t need to reload - it’ll be done for you.
You can do this in Next13 without an external library using ISR and setting the invalidation time to something like “every 10 seconds, refetch the data”