Swr

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nextjs
react
react-native

React Hooks for Data Fetching

Overview:

SWR is a React Hooks library designed for efficient data fetching in React applications. It simplifies the data fetching logic by utilizing a cache invalidation strategy called stale-while-revalidate. With SWR, developers can ensure fast, lightweight, and stable data fetching processes to enhance user experiences.

Features:

  • Fast, lightweight, and reusable data fetching
  • Transport and protocol agnostic
  • Built-in cache and request deduplication
  • Real-time experience
  • Revalidation on focus
  • Revalidation on network recovery
  • Polling, Pagination, and scroll position recovery
  • Supports SSR, SSG, Local mutation (Optimistic UI)
nextjs
Next.js

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react
React

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react-native
React Native

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typescript
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