Using TanStack Query with Next.js

Next.js 13 introduces a shift from client-side to server-side rendering with Server Components, impacting how state management is handled in applications. This change necessitates new strategies for managing state, as traditional React Hooks and Context are no longer viable. TanStack Query, formerly React Query, emerges as a powerful solution to handle state management, offering features like caching, background data refetching, and automatic garbage collection. The article demonstrates how TanStack Query can be integrated with both Next.js 12 and 13, utilizing its capabilities to manage data effectively. In Next.js 13, the ReactQueryStreamedHydration API enables server-side data fetching and client-side hydration, maintaining performance and user experience. Through examples, including a Pokémon app and a robot-listing app, the article illustrates TanStack Query's ability to streamline data handling and state management, even in the context of Next.js's new Server Components architecture. Despite the evolving landscape, TanStack Query remains relevant, offering extensive tools and features for developers working on large-scale applications.

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