@@CooperCodes so in plain React, we generally use useEffect() to load the data and while the promise is pending, we show loading states right. So how do we handle this loading state in Next js, if the data that is fetched from an api endpoint takes a lot of time to load.
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Muchas gracias por el video :) esta bueno para comprender mas Nextjs los que recién empezamos
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Awesome video. Thanks.
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so how to render image too in homepage ?
Nice Video
How am I getting a call stack error with the same code you have, I've rewatched the 151 implementation a few times and can't resolve the issue.
Hi buddy, what if I want to display their images on the home page? Should I make another API call?
im wondering the same
how can i show the image of the pokemon when i on home page, not just show their name ?
so the getPokemonNames function that is awaited in Home() function is actually called in the server side?
Yup, we load the data server side and then pass in that data to the PokemonGrid component built on our client.
@@CooperCodes so in plain React, we generally use useEffect() to load the data and while the promise is pending, we show loading states right. So how do we handle this loading state in Next js, if the data that is fetched from an api endpoint takes a lot of time to load.
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