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Well, there's now Chrome headless which is slowly edging out PhantomJS for such use cases.
by sah2ed 9y ago
Well, there's now Chrome headless which is slowly edging out PhantomJS for such use cases.
- mintplant 9y agoAre you suggesting running an entire web browser on the server-side just to render each client request to HTML? That VC money must really be flowing...
- sah2ed 9y agoNo. It's only needed to playback archives of web pages that only work with old JavaScript libraries enabled. But then again there's WebRecorder for exactly that. https://webrecorder.io/ https://webrecorder.io/
- Arcsech 9y agoThis article was posted on HN a while back suggesting exactly that: https://hackernoon.com/leaner-alternatives-to-server-side-rendered-ssr-react-c5492a6cb212?v=2 https://hackernoon.com/leaner-alternatives-to-server-side-re... It's just as ridiculous as it sounds.