Is there a specific reason why you're still using isomorphic-unfetch when next.js 9.4 comes with built-in fetch? nextjs.org/blog/next-9-4#improved-built-in-fetch-support
Because I'm using 9.3.1 in this tutorial, this series started before 9.4, so I didn't want to do the upgrade, it's not what the episode is about. But you can use builtin fetch if you are on 9.4.
U don't have to rebuild the whole Next app every time when a data for single page changes, instead use prop {revalidate} read more about it: github.com/vercel/next.js/discussions/11552
Thanks Ivan great explanation 👍
Great explanation, thx
Since our nav isn't supposed to be modified often + it's called on every page loard, why aren't we using getStaticProps in the _app ?
I mentioned this in one of the episodes, you can't use anything except for getInitialProps in _app.js , at least for now.
will there be a tutorial for Polymer?
I'm very curious to try polymer as my next project
Probably not, I never used it, and it doesn't look interesting to me at the moment. Sorry.
Is there a specific reason why you're still using isomorphic-unfetch when next.js 9.4 comes with built-in fetch?
nextjs.org/blog/next-9-4#improved-built-in-fetch-support
Because I'm using 9.3.1 in this tutorial, this series started before 9.4, so I didn't want to do the upgrade, it's not what the episode is about. But you can use builtin fetch if you are on 9.4.
Unstable_revalidate will fix this Issue
U don't have to rebuild the whole Next app every time when a data for single page changes, instead use prop {revalidate}
read more about it:
github.com/vercel/next.js/discussions/11552
I think we talked about that in the next video 😃 ... At the time this video was recorder Next didn't have that functionality yet.
@@WatchandLearnTutorials sorry bro, I forgot to delete this comment after watching the next vid 😥
@@aseel1024 No problem man :)