Client-side and Server-side Rendering: An Overview

The standard way to get HTML up on a page in the browser was by server-side rendering (SSR). It was the only method available before other rendering modes came on board. You simply loaded your website files on a server, and then on request, the serve...

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Andrew Baisden

Full-Stack Engineer | AI-Augmented Developer | React • TypeScript • Node • Python | Cursor + Claude daily

Feb 9, 2023

Well-written article. Keep up the momentum, more like this.

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John Ademoye

Frontend Developer (React & TS) | Technical Writer

Feb 9, 2023

Thank you, Andrew. You keep motivating me...

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Chinenye Anikwenze

Software developer && Technical writer

Feb 1, 2023

Thank you for breaking it down like this. I'd seen your Twitter comment on how Devs should learn SSR and CSR to be job ready, and didn't really understand the Specific examples when I browsed it on Google.

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John Ademoye

Frontend Developer (React & TS) | Technical Writer

Feb 1, 2023

That's true, Chinenye. I'm really big on helping new devs land roles this year. Good to know that you found the article helpful. Thanks for taking the time to read...💛

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