Client-side data fetching

Client-side data fetching refers to the process where a user's web browser (the client) directly requests data from a server after a webpage has loaded. Instead of loading all data upfront, the browser makes specific requests to retrieve additional information as needed, such as updates or new content. This approach helps to make websites faster and more responsive, as only necessary data is fetched when required. It's commonly used in modern web applications to create dynamic, interactive experiences without needing to reload the entire page.