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Which means any content would be rendered after page load, worsening performance compared to frameworks like Next.
by robertoandred 3y ago
Which means any content would be rendered after page load, worsening performance compared to frameworks like Next.
- Zizizizz 3y agoNo it doesn't, for some of these at least you can render the page server side and the reactive components become reactive a bit later on, isn't that how next would work as well? It's a blend of server side and front end interactivity right?
- robertoandred 3y agoYou can’t render server side if you only use the library in a client-side script tag.
- Zizizizz 3y agohttps://htmx.org https://htmx.org so with this, the button will be there, but clicking on it might not do something until it's been fetched