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Kapeel Kokane
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May 14, 2024 â‹… 9 min read

Caching in Next.js with unstable_cache

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2 Replies to "Caching in Next.js with unstable_cache"

  1. Is Full Route Cache the reason why the result did not change when moving to `/users` without `revalidatePath()`?

    Thank you for cool post!

  2. Thank you for this detailed explanation. It was fun seeing my data change in real time rather than reloading the entire page

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