Data Fetching In React with Remix, NextJS, React Query, Streaming, and more

Keywords: REACT JAVASCRIPT TYPESCRIPT JS TS DATA FETCHING REACT QUERY SWR NEXTJS NEXT JS REMIX STREAMING JSON TRPC GRAPHQL SSR SSG ISR SERVER FETCH AXIOS

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Timestamps
00:00 intro
01:02 react query
03:53 what we are and aren’t we talking about
07:00 spa data fetching
22:14 nextjs ssr
28:58 remix
33:58 comparing remix loaders and getServerSideProps
43:25 react streaming
51:34 chat q & a and outro

[_sjoe]

This is such an invaluable resource for anyone who wants to know what's going on and build high quality stuff. Modern web development is information overload and can be overwhelming af, but everything you cover is explained intuitively, concisely, and free of BS. Somehow, you always convey more *actual* information in these videos than 500 articles on the same topic + the docs.

[kanz]

Thank you so much for giving a brief explanation of all the different data fetching patterns, also you explained it very well with cool diagrams. It helps me to take a decision on which strategy I should be using now, depending on the type of end users I am going to support.

[sailormetz]

Your content is uniquely thorough. It seems like when I want to *really* understand a new concept or stack, I can only find very simplistic high level content that doesn't help in understanding the why behind this stuff. But your discussions/rants about topics bring so much clarity. I've learned so much from you, thank you!

[Thedestroyermod]

What a thorough yet simple to understand comparison. Would love to see a refreshed comparison with Next.js 13’s server components. Particularly interested in how data fetching waterfalls and streaming compare between Next’s App Router and Remix’s loaders.

[emdayprez]

i am so thankful to have recently discovered this channel, love the content, helping me out a ton

[johnyepthomi]

Thank you for taking the time to compare and talk about the data flows and performance impacts.

[safarl]

I’ve been using remix for our production sites for the past 6 months or so, and it is awesome. It makes sense. It reminds me of more traditional approaches with its file based routing and loading. Super powerful.

Great video and stream as always

[ironhammer]

This was a great video thank you very much for taking the time to do this. The diagrams were indeed a big help in grokking how this all works.

[kelvinchow]

Thank you for your video. You extactly pointed out the problem of my project. My engineer added NextJS and ReactQuery to do horrible User id fetching for every page / component / subcomponent and thus make the application really slow.

[frikk]

This is so valuable. Mentoring so many people with this kind of info, drawing and what not, you deserve a medal.

[aadams]

Fantastic content! The diagrams, breakign things down step by step, amazing explainations and background! No one that I know of is doing what you are doing here -- truly teaching the underlying concepts and comparting/contrasting! Thank you!

[jaystock]

Well done. Great job pairing the visuals w/ the explanation.

[dgcp]

watched the stream but good to have this cliped

[sunny]

Why I like this channel, instead all of others? because many bloggers can give an intro, no one every make a self thinker and best practice expert other than Theo

[oliversaxon]

I feel like I’ve just understood my struggles that I’ve hitherto been unable to even articulate. Thank you!

[Lucas-gten]

Man this was extremely useful thank you so much

[mintlata]

Thank you for these videos, hope you keep making them. Subscribed!

[thegrumpydeveloper]

If there’s nested queries it still seems that merging graphql queries is still the best way to do this. The key is the relationship is defined not via ids but via parent child relations.

The url with nested ids isn’t always known. graphql provides at least the possibility to merge automatically. In reality changing the query to embed the child data is what happens unless you’re using relay. If you control the server it’s not so bad to update the rest call for the page.

[andrewc]

aw...Just love how deeply you are talking about each topic rather than just laying down on the desk.

[kn-heik]

I think this video is better than any paid lectures.