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Optimizing Next.js Data Refresh: A Guide to Revalidation with Medusa.js

We're excited to share a blog post that will be invaluable for developers working with Next.js: "Optimizing Next.js Data Refresh: A Guide to Revalidation with Medusa.js".

This guide walks you through different revalidation types, how to enhance their security, and how to implement revalidation with an internal server.

Why is it important? Without revalidation or opting out of data cache, your application would essentially become static.

Read the full guide here → https://rigbyjs.com/blog/optimizing-next.js-data-refresh-a-guide-to-revalidation-with-medusa.js

We hope you found this article helpful.

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