Favorite excerpt: " AMP SSR is for everyone If you publish AMP pages, you should publish server-side-rendered AMP pages. Similar to minifying your HTML or CSS

Favorite excerpt: " AMP SSR is for everyone If you publish AMP pages, you should publish server-side-rendered AMP pages. Similar to minifying your HTML or CSS, running AMP Optimizer or the Go transformers should be a normal part of your build / rendering chain. The improved rendering performance makes a big difference in FCP times, but more importantly, in the user experience. " Other than being the most heavy handed, imperative/authoritarian style call to arms I've seen, the part of this that really bakes my cake is "makes a big difference... in the user experience." Ya know what makes the experience of visiting my website great for a user? When they actually visit MY website. It's like, the single most fundamental part of a website visiting experience. When their browser and my server host kanoodle around in cyber space together, instead of having some creepy cuckold experience involving Google's server. So I'm thinking that AMP, and all derivative technologies, should really make like 'Google Health' and retire to the trash bin.