Aurora Scharff • 2/25/2025

Avoiding Server Component Waterfall Fetching with React 19 cache()

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This technical article details the use of the new React 19 cache() API within the Next.js App Router. It demonstrates how to apply cache() to data-fetching functions to reduce data coupling, avoid duplicate fetches, and eliminate server-side waterfall fetching patterns, thereby optimizing the performance of React Server Components.

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