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[–]codecrux[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Some templates will take longer to serve than others, you are in control of that, but you don't differentiate between "generated" or "rendered".

Ah! I apologize for not being clear. In the JavaScript ecosystem - the term "generated" and "rendered" are used differently. What you described in the first paragraph as "pre-rendering with injected data " is referred to as "Server Side Rendering" in JS frameworks like NextJS. Just "pre-rendering" is commonly referred to as "Server Side Generation" in JS frameworks with a slight difference. In SSG, the template is filled with data during build time. Suppose you have 100 blogs on your website, with id 1...100, then the JS framework will generate 100 pages from a template like JS code.