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SSR just means you render on the server, it isn't whatever you are describing.
by ZYbCRq22HbJ2y7 2y ago
SSR just means you render on the server, it isn't whatever you are describing.
- krishadi 2y agoIt is exactly what I am talking about. Rendering the component on the server, takes up resources, as opposed to just sending that data to the client, and the client rendering it. In Nextjs, "use client" is used to force the rendering to take place in the client, because many components cannot me rendered in the server. For example maps. In this case, it's unnecessary to use an SSR framework.