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# [Understanding SSR and CSR, the popular rendering patterns in the web dev world.](https://devroy.hashnode.dev/understanding-ssr-and-csr-the-popular-rendering-patterns-in-the-web-dev-world?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

Server side rendering, Client side rendering

Aug 19, 2024 · 4 min read · devroy.hashnode.dev  
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## Written by

[Shweta Roy](https://hashnode.com/@devroy)

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Web developer wannbe. Design enthusiast.

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[Parvana](https://hashnode.com/@Xin12)

[Nov 13, 2024](https://hashnode.com/posts/understanding-ssr-and-csr-the-popular-rendering-patterns-in-the-web-dev-world/66c3023413a652f8a3e83170/comment/67349afaa4495a66a22813d2)

Thanks for sharing your webdev expertise! EchoAPI’s ease of use has made it my preferred tool for testing APIs, especially when managing multiple endpoints.

[Issy](https://hashnode.com/@issy961)

[Nov 11, 2024](https://hashnode.com/posts/understanding-ssr-and-csr-the-popular-rendering-patterns-in-the-web-dev-world/66c3023413a652f8a3e83170/comment/6732155b68f35462bbf67236)

Your blog has taught me so much about modern webdev practices! EchoAPI’s API mocking is especially helpful for setting up backend simulations, so I can test UI elements faster.