How do you implement SSR in Next.js App Router and configure fetch?
Tests App Router static defaults and fetch-driven dynamic rendering. Strong answer: async Server Component awaits fetch with cache no-store or next revalidate zero to force request-time rendering. Red flag: citing getServerSideProps or useEffect data fetching.
Tests whether you know App Router statically generates by default and that SSR is triggered by fetch cache behavior, not explicit APIs. Strong answer: use an async Server Component that awaits fetch inside the component body, passing cache no-store or next revalidate zero to opt out of data caching and force dynamic rendering on each request. Note that this requires no extra route config. Red flag: mentioning getServerSideProps, useEffect fetching, or believing dynamic segment config is mandatory for SSR.
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