Installation
Reuse the code from the previous exercise. Make sure to complete it before attempting this one.
Instructions
This is a play-around example for you to see if you understand the differences between static and dynamic rendering. There is no way for us to test the output, so we leave this to you.
Tasks
- Build your app and see which routes are built statically and which are built dynamically
- Can you build your blog posts statically for CDN distribution?
Check out the documentation for Incremental Static Regeneration, particularly for function generateStaticParams
INSTALLATION
Reuse the code from the previous exercise
[/course/full-stack-development-comp3036-2025/exercise-styling-in-next-js]. Make
sure to complete it before attempting this one.
INSTRUCTIONS
This is a play-around example for you to see if you understand the differences
between static and dynamic rendering. There is no way for us to test the output,
so we leave this to you.
TASKS
1. Build your app and see which routes are built statically and which are built
dynamically
2. Can you build your blog posts statically for CDN distribution?
> Check out the documentation for Incremental Static Regeneration,
> [https://nextjs.org/docs/app/building-your-application/data-fetching/incremental-static-regeneration]
> particularly for function generateStaticParams
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