What is Server-side Rendering?
SSR
It is a method that allows web pages to be prepared on the server and displayed quickly before being sent to the user.
Overview
Normally, the browser takes the page as an empty box and fills it in itself. With SSR, the server sends the page to the browser completely ready. This allows the site to load much faster and be found more easily by search engines.
How it works
When the user request arrives, the server creates the page, places the data in it and sends the finished version.
Where it is used
It is used on e-commerce sites and all web projects where SEO is important.
Commonly confused with
Can be confused with client-side rendering; In client-side, most of the work is done in the browser, and in SSR, most of the work is done on the server.
Frequently asked questions
Why doesn't every site use SSR?
It increases server load and is more complex to install; It may not be necessary for every project.
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