Static and Dynamic Rendering in Next.js
Routes render statically at build time (or in the background after revalidation) by default; reading request-time values — cookies(), headers(), searchParams, or an uncached data source — opts the route into dynamic rendering on every request. Partial Prerendering combines both, serving a static shell with dynamic holes streamed in.
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Routes render statically at build time (or in the background after revalidation) by default; reading request-time values — cookies(), headers(), searchParams, or an uncached data source — opts the route into dynamic rendering on every request. Partial Prerendering combines both, serving a static shell with dynamic holes streamed in.
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