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Learn Challenge: Create a Skeleton Loader | Fetching and Displaying Data in Next.js
Next.js 14 Mastery for Building Modern Web Apps

bookChallenge: Create a Skeleton Loader

Your turn! Apply what you've just learned by refactoring the <LatestInvoices> component.

  1. Move the fetchLatestInvoices() function down from the page to the <LatestInvoices> component;
  2. Surround the component with a <Suspense> boundary, providing a fallback called <LatestInvoicesSkeleton>.

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Your turn! Apply what you've just learned by refactoring the <LatestInvoices> component.

  1. Move the fetchLatestInvoices() function down from the page to the <LatestInvoices> component;
  2. Surround the component with a <Suspense> boundary, providing a fallback called <LatestInvoicesSkeleton>.

In Practice

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Thanks for your feedback!

SectionΒ 5. ChapterΒ 7
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