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Yes, static generation is a great way to go if that works for your use case. Throw it up on a CDN and you'll likely have five 9s of uptime. I don't think that's
by benbjohnson 6y ago
Yes, static generation is a great way to go if that works for your use case. Throw it up on a CDN and you'll likely have five 9s of uptime. I don't think that's a viable solution for a lot of applications though.
- hinkley 6y agoHalf of arguments on the Internet are someone trying to win an argument they lost elsewhere. If I could get some people I work with to actually run the numbers on how much it costs us to make everything dynamic, versus how much we earn versus static, I think we’d quickly arrive at an agreement that most of it should be static with a little AJAX thrown in for the 10% that needs to be special.