📓 Note:

It's noteworthy that there are various ways to get from static to dynamic rendering. We have seen two of these ways:

• Every dynamic route is rendered on demand and thus dynamic by default.
• Every static route that uses "force-dynamic" as a configuration is rendered on demand too.

However, there are more ways to opt-in dynamic rendering for a route in Next.js, which are mainly coupled to using built-in features of the framework that require dynamic rendering by their nature:

• cookies().set();
• cookies().delete();
• headers();
• searchParams
• useSearchParams();
• noStore();

The last one is even preferred over "force-dynamic" as it is more granular and can be used on a per-component basis.

📘 Exercises

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  Learn about static and dynamic rendering in Next.js.