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Re:The Return of the 90s Web by rudolph9 on Thursday June 18, 2020 @08:13PM (#23569615)
https://nextjs.org/ is a react wrapper framework that has some nice SSR features. It makes a ubiquitous dev experience where the majority of the app can be rendered server or client side. Last time I worked with it about a year ago it was only the first page load that was rendered server side though but the first one the one that arguably affects the user experience the most.
Re:The Return of the 90s Web by DrFell on Friday June 19, 2020 @01:33PM (#23576839)
Despite the literal phrasing, server-side rendering, as in SSRing a SPA, is not even close to what was happening in the 90's. That was much simpler, pure, and fun.
Re:The Return of the 90s Web by pdxandi on Friday June 19, 2020 @01:11AM (#23571174)
I love ️Vercel (formerly nextjs). It's such a great platform and their free tier services do a lot of the heavy lifting of configuring a website and managing deployments.
Re:The Return of the 90s Web by Kingdutch on Friday June 19, 2020 @03:16AM (#23571911)
Slight correction to avoid confusion between Open Source product and PaaS(?) company in people's searches: Next.js the product is still named Next.js. The company behind it, Vercel was formerly Zeit :) Their command line tool "Now" has been renamed to Vercel