Web
SSR (Server-Side Rendering)
Rendering web pages on the server for each request, sending fully formed HTML to the browser.
Why it matters
- Improves SEO by providing crawlable HTML content
- Faster initial page load for users
- Better performance on slow devices
When to use
- When SEO is critical for your application
- When content changes frequently and must be fresh
- When initial load performance is a priority
Common mistakes
- Using SSR when static generation would be faster
- Not handling server/client code differences properly
- Overloading the server with unnecessary SSR pages
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