export default function HomePage(){ console.log(“hell is not real”); return (<div>hello</div> ); } I have imported this component Homepage in index.js file at root level. why does this log on client side and not the server side even when by default page rendering is static site regeneration in next.js? next.js static-site-generation

export default function HomePage(){ console.log(“hell is not real”); return (<div>hello</div> ); } I have imported this component Homepage in index.js file at root level. why does this log on client side and not the server side even when by default page rendering is static site regeneration in next.js? next.js static-site-generation

export default function HomePage(){ console.log(“hell is not real”); return (<div>hello</div> ); } I have imported this component Homepage in index.js file at root level. why does this log on client side and not the server side even when by default page rendering is static site regeneration in next.js? next.js static-site-generation

Does NextJS have the ability to cache static pages between builds?

Does NextJS have the ability to cache static pages between builds?

Does NextJS have the ability to cache static pages between builds?

Does NextJS have the ability to cache static pages between builds?

Consider page home/[slug], slug is fetched from db on build time to generate SSG pages (home/1, home/2).

I have an e-commerce website created with Next.js.

I’m new to learning Next.js, and based on my understanding, routes are static by default unless they’re calling a dynamic method such as noStore() or cookies().