You need to display a list of products in a Next.js server component. How would you fetch the product data inside that component?
If you forget to add export const dynamic = 'force-static' and try to fetch data in a server component, what error or behavior would you see?
We have a page that shows user profile data using a server component, but the API sometimes returns a 500 error. How would you handle the error in the component to avoid breaking the whole page?
Explain why using fetch with { cache: 'no-store' } inside a server component might be necessary for a real‑time dashboard, and what trade‑offs it introduces.
Our application needs to render a large list of items server‑side while keeping response times low. How would you design the data fetching in server components, considering streaming, pagination, and caching?
We are migrating a legacy client‑side data fetching pattern to Next.js server components. What architectural changes and potential pitfalls would you watch for, especially around authentication tokens and request headers?
At scale, multiple teams build server components that all call the same internal API. How would you standardize data fetching across teams to ensure consistency, observability, and optimal caching?
If we need to support incremental static regeneration (ISR) for a server component that fetches data from a third‑party API with rate limits, how would you design the fetching strategy to respect limits while keeping pages fresh?