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No one mentioned code sharing between server side and the client side! (There are other ways to achieve this other frameworks/libraries are catching up) If you
by gorkemyurt 11y ago
No one mentioned code sharing between server side and the client side! (There are other ways to achieve this other frameworks/libraries are catching up) If you have a node.js server you can use react for both server side rendering and client side rendering.. So that you get the SS rendering advantages like fast initial page load and SEO but also have a very dynamic web app after the initial render.
- spinlock 11y agoHave you built an app that does this? I'm interested in what the overhead is in setting it up vs. Ember's fast-boot.
- frankthedog 11y agoDoes server side rendering actually provide a boost in SEO these days? I know google renders JS apps (would be pretty silly of them to create angular if they didn't) and indexes SPAs, but am unsure on the other search engines.
- JDDunn9 11y agoNo. Google and Bing can index JS apps just fine, however many social sites still don't pull the title/descriptions from dynamically generated pages when you click the sharing button.