Client-Side Rendering with Redis Cache💻

This page shows how data can be loaded on the client side with the help of Redis caching. It uses a tool called SWR, which works like useEffect in React but is better for handling data and caching. The backend work, including saving and checking data in Redis, is done using Next.js API routes. While the data is loading, React Suspense helps show a loading message or spinner. You can also see a live update below that tells you if the data came from the cache or was freshly loaded, along with the time it happened.