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Who says you can't use any JS when doing server side rendering? And why would you even want progressive enhancement if you can just send the proper full versio
by cenamus 1y ago
Who says you can't use any JS when doing server side rendering?
And why would you even want progressive enhancement if you can just send the proper full version right away, without waiting for MBs of JS to "hydrate" and "enhance" the page
- javcasas 1y agoYou know, you went direct for the "bait" case, while ignoring all the others. Progressive enhancement is often done to mask the fact that fetching the data takes an unacceptable amount of time, otherwise no effort would be done to mask it. Your plan is to take that same unacceptable time, and add the server side render-to-html time on top of it, and that will improve it via...
- coneonthefloor 1y agoThe server rarely has to render/build the html. It will do it once and then cache it. 99% of websites don’t have real time data. They are just boring webpages.