Cassidy Williams • 6/2/2021

Shallow Routing in Next.js

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This technical article explains shallow routing in Next.js, which allows developers to change a website's URL without triggering data fetching methods again. It details how to implement shallow routing using the useRouter hook with { shallow: true } instead of the <Link> component, and provides a practical example with a 'Choose Your Own Adventure' app to illustrate its benefits.

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