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Do they have a good success ratio? Do you have some data to back that assertion up where you've analyzed startup success by whether they used SSR or CSR? My ow
by chrisco255 3y ago
Do they have a good success ratio? Do you have some data to back that assertion up where you've analyzed startup success by whether they used SSR or CSR?
My own personal experience has been working at a large enterprise SSR app that ultimately failed to keep pace with increasing competition (but certainly achieved some success with basic SSR forms in the early 00s), then later worked for a team that had a $500M exit for which the CSR app and backend Node.js API was built with a minimal team size of just a few dozen devs.
- joenot443 3y agoI'd be pretty surprised if someone had gone to the effort to organize startups by SSR and CSR and then tried to make an empirical point with it. Just seems like a fool's errand to me, too much noise to get a useful signal. I have no doubt someone will bring up levelsio (hey Peter!) and his slew of wildly successful sites SSR sites powered by JQuery and PHP, but I've always felt his stack choice was secondary to his ability to market and quickly ship. It's a bit of a truism, but I've really come to accept these days that the best stack is whichever one your team is most productive with.