data-fetching-patterns
Data Fetching Patterns
Overview
Data fetching is how your application retrieves data from APIs or databases. The pattern you choose affects performance, user experience, and code complexity.
Fetching Locations
| Where | When Executed | Use Case |
|---|---|---|
| Server (build) | Build time | Static content (SSG) |
| Server (request) | Each request | Dynamic content (SSR) |
| Client (browser) | After hydration | Interactive, real-time |
| Edge | At CDN edge | Personalization, A/B tests |
Client-Side Patterns
1. Fetch on Render (Waterfall)
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