#my route is not static only if i use a

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sacred river
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sacred river
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The communication barrier is hard.

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Sorry @sacred river, I seem to be having a bit of trouble. Don't worry though, I've pinged my supprt and they will try to fix me up! :technologist:

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sacred river
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Its as simple as this

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dynamic = "page is rendered on every request"

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static = "page is rendered and then stored in a cache for later requests"

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generateStaticParams makes the rendering static, and builds stuff at build time so its already made.

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if you dynamicParams = true (which is default) it allows stuff to be built even if its not in genereateStaticParams

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but after initial request its just going to start giving the cache

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dynamic will always mean the page is rendered at request time

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so you cant have some be dynamic and some be static

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the route itself has a dynamic parameter yes

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but the route itself IS dynamic or static

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but you can have ISR or ODR with static

rugged perch
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Oh okay. I understand. Thank you

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Can I just write an example to be sure ?

sacred river
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yea

rugged perch
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import React from "react";

export const generateStaticParams = async () => {
  return [
    { slug: 'a' },
    { slug: 'b' },
  ]
};

const MovieIdPage = async ({ params }) => {
  const response = await fetch("something");
  return (
    <div>
    </div>
  );
};

export default MovieIdPage;
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Here, at build time, I will have 2 pages rendered as static

sacred river
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yes

rugged perch
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For the others, on first request, they will be rendered at build time

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after this, they will be static as the fetch keep cache

sacred river
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build time is literally

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when you build

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its when you first start your project

rugged perch
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yes

sacred river
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your terminology is messing you up

rugged perch
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npm run build yes

sacred river
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build -> /a /b html is rendered and stored

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runtime -> /c /d html is created on first request and stored

rugged perch
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Ok I understand.

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Even I use here prisma for example instead of fetch, /c and /d will not change because I don't have define ISR or ODR.

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Thank you for your help I didn't understand that with the docs

sacred river
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yes

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np

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its hard to understand static/dynamic with also how fetch caching works

rugged perch
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yes exactly

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because when you make this example you don't know really if your page doesn't change because of fetch or because of rendering

sacred river
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yeah

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its difficult for sure lol

rugged perch
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I took notes of the documentations few days ago and I wrote => dynamic is only rendered at runtime and static only on build time. It was false lol

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Is english language your native one ?

sacred river
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yes, and i mean what your saying is is kinda true still

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dynamic is true statement

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static is semi-true, just need to make a amendment lol

rugged perch
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yes, depends on what you did with generateStaticParams lol

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thank you to took all this time for me, really

sacred river
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yw

rugged perch
sacred river
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Hmm I’m not sure