Pure SSR means rebuilding entire HTML pages on every route change. Then React will have to do the same process all over again making TTI slow on mobile networks. SSR isn't magic, it is slow in a lot, …

Sep 1, 2022 · It shows that there's maybe a problem with SSR if the only sensible way to do react with it is to lock yourself in with one particular framework that happens to magically do it, likely with major …

Jul 2, 2023 · A lot of these pages changed quite often and had to react to certain changes in real time due to legal reasons. ISR was just overly complicated for our use case since cache sharing becomes …

A SPA is an instant experience after the initial load of the app which might take an extra 1s compared to SSR. SSR is beneficial for SEO, has been around for years, and isn't unique to NextJS despite what …

With Nextjs, it's easy to do SSR with React. And there are benefits to SSR like performance and SEO. Who doesn't benefit from better performance and SEO, right? So that got me thinking why not make …

Oct 2, 2023 · How many projects out there are using React-only Server-Side Rendering (SSR) without utilizing frameworks like Next.js or Remix?

A good SSR will use caching to speed things up instead of making a fresh page render every time, and there's the SSG option to completely prerender everything in advance (if that make sense for your …

Mar 8, 2023 · DX is much better than dealing with templating engines so have been using Next.js. Since I only use Next.js to do SSR and not as a Fullstack framework, how do I SSR my React app with a …

Jun 14, 2021 · With those though, I'm reasonably sure that's a full implementation of SSR in a pretty language-agnostic manner. It wasn't even that hard. It's worth noting that there's a JS VM written …

SSR means the initial render happens on the server side, so the client receives HTML that it can display to the user immediately without having to run javascript. after react “hydrates” the HTML, it will …