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> If your content is mostly static, just use markup and sprinkle a bit of js on top of you must. Your visitors will be grateful. If you're building a web based
by maelito 3y ago
> If your content is mostly static, just use markup and sprinkle a bit of js on top of you must. Your visitors will be grateful. If you're building a web based application, which you're probably not, use React.
This is solved by React server rendering or RSC, e.g. through Next.
Your visitors will see HTML.
- bilekas 3y ago> This is solved by React server rendering or RSC, e.g. through Next. You realise that's just HTML with more steps?
- arvinsim 3y agoHTML doesn't solve routes as well as markup reuse. If you want to copypaste markup into it's own HTML and edit the contents, then you do you.
- reactordev 3y ago<template> is completely reusable…