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You can render React server-side on first page load, though, and there will be no lag waiting for the page to render and initialize. I think that most people do
by p49k 9y ago
You can render React server-side on first page load, though, and there will be no lag waiting for the page to render and initialize. I think that most people don't do it because there is extra work involved, but IMO if you're a huge site like Reddit, there's no excuse for not doing so, it seems like laziness.