How to Implement Efficient Data Fetching between Client, API, and Database?
Recently, a client asked me to add a chart to the dashboard of one of their systems. The problem is that the dashboard was already huge, with several charts and tables, and it took forever to load. Everything was loaded before the page was rendered to the client, so the data appeared right away without any “loading” icons. This ended up being terrible for those who didn’t want to see that screen and wanted to do other tasks in the system.
How to Implement Efficient Data Fetching between Client, API, and Database?
Recently, a client asked me to add a chart to the dashboard of one of their systems. The problem is that the dashboard was already huge, with several charts and tables, and it took forever to load. Everything was loaded before the page was rendered to the client, so the data appeared right away without any “loading” icons. This ended up being terrible for those who didn’t want to see that screen and wanted to do other tasks in the system.
How to Implement Efficient Data Fetching between Client, API, and Database?
Recently, a client asked me to add a chart to the dashboard of one of their systems. The problem is that the dashboard was already huge, with several charts and tables, and it took forever to load. Everything was loaded before the page was rendered to the client, so the data appeared right away without any “loading” icons. This ended up being terrible for those who didn’t want to see that screen and wanted to do other tasks in the system.
How to Implement Efficient Data Fetching between Client, API, and Database?
Recently, a client asked me to add a chart to the dashboard of one of their systems. The problem is that the dashboard was already huge, with several charts and tables, and it took forever to load. Everything was loaded before the page was rendered to the client, so the data appeared right away without any “loading” icons. This ended up being terrible for those who didn’t want to see that screen and wanted to do other tasks in the system.
How to Implement Efficient Data Fetching between Client, API, and Database?
Recently, a client asked me to add a chart to the dashboard of one of their systems. The problem is that the dashboard was already huge, with several charts and tables, and it took forever to load. Everything was loaded before the page was rendered to the client, so the data appeared right away without any “loading” icons. This ended up being terrible for those who didn’t want to see that screen and wanted to do other tasks in the system.