When to Use and When Not to Use SSR ?
When to Use SSR:
- For landing pages or content-rich sites where SEO is a priority.
- When targeting users with slower internet connections, ensuring they receive content swiftly.
- On websites where social media sharing is a key part of your strategy.
When Not to Use SSR:
- For applications where real-time user interactions and dynamic updates are frequent, such as web applications with live chat features.
- When the development team lacks the expertise to handle the complexities of SSR, including security and caching strategies.
- If server resources are limited or the cost is a concern, CSR might be a more economical choice.
Is Server Side Rendering(SSR) always good ?
SSR is a technique used in web development where the HTML of a webpage is generated on the server rather than in the browser. This means when a user requests a webpage, the server prepares the HTML document by executing the necessary logic and sends it to the client’s browser, fully formed and ready to be rendered. This approach is different from CSR, where JavaScript runs in the browser to generate HTML content dynamically.
Table of Content
- How server-side rendering work?
- Benefits of SSR
- Drawbacks of SSR
- When to Use and When Not to Use SSR
- Hybrid Approach
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