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Just wanted to ask about 3: Why is server-side rendering awesome? I've only found that: 1. It consumes a lot of server CPU that's of limited capacity 2. It'
by tmikaeld 9y ago
Just wanted to ask about 3:
Why is server-side rendering awesome?
I've only found that:
1. It consumes a lot of server CPU that's of limited capacity
2. It's often slower than rendering on the client (Since the client usually isn't under load)
3. You loose interactivity in the browser because you have to reload the whole DOM on every new page
- SomeHacker44 9y agoHe said he was using Rails. Rails has the ability not to do #3. Google "Turbolinks".
- tmikaeld 9y agoSince I've never used Rails, I've never heard of it before. Have to say, that's quite impressive :)