One of the goals of making an API is to be able to implement multiple frontends on top of it.
In Next.JS server side, whether you query a database or a remote API with `fetch`, there are not much differences. And you'd still want Server Side Rendering to avoid having slow "first display" time.
In Next.JS server side, whether you query a database or a remote API with `fetch`, there are not much differences. And you'd still want Server Side Rendering to avoid having slow "first display" time.