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For this reason, we don't use SSR for pages that change often, and turn it off completely for authenticated users. Some performance analysis showed it was actua
by STRML 9y ago
For this reason, we don't use SSR for pages that change often, and turn it off completely for authenticated users. Some performance analysis showed it was actually slower in the average case than shipping the JS and having the client render it themselves, especially with a hot cache.
This still provides what we wanted anyway; the ability for pages to easily be viewable without JS and easily indexed by search engines.