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#server-side-rendering
Introduction Server-side Rendering (SSR) is becoming increasingly important in web development due to its ability to improve website performance and user experience. Unlike Client-side Rendering (CSR)…
In this series, we’re going through the basics of learning the static site generator, Next.js. Getting Set Up in Next.js We’ll go through installing Next.js 13, create a few pages, and a blog, and fin…
If you are a React JS developer, you should learn Next JS. It is a React framework that offers a lot of features to improve the User Experience of your website. It was developed by Vercel and is curre…
One of the most important decisions developers have to make when making web apps is whether to use Client Side Rendering (CSR) or Server Side Rendering (SSR) (SSR). Both methods have their pros and co…
Node JS is a runtime environment used for executing javascript codes in real-time. With Node JS, you can build, run and maintain the server side of your application while interacting with the front en…
Server-side rendering (SSR) and static site generation (SSG) are two techniques used to improve the performance and user experience of web applications. In this article, we'll explore the benefits and…
What is SSR? Server-side rendering is the process of generating HTML pages on the server on the request of a webpage. Instead of rendering of the website's content on the client side, the server sends…
In my last article, we implemented a memory cache to cache Angular SSR routes using the memory-cache package which we used to cache Angular universal rendered routes in the NodeJS backend. But there i…
This article provides a guide on how to build a server-side rendered application, covers the key concepts and techniques needed to create one, and shows you how to set up the development environment. Server-side rendering happens when a ser…
Read if you're new here ... (else, skip this part) There is constant pressure to stay upskilled and updated with new technologies, optimization techniques, and whatnot! Being a full-stack developer i…
