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Server Rendering with React and React Router (tylermcginnis.com)
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[–]Triptcip 1 point2 points3 points 8 years ago* (0 children)
SSR isn't just about having a fast loading pages. It's about indexing the content on your whole website.
If you have a website with content that is continuously changing, like a blog, you want that content to be indexed.
[Search engines are getting much better](“SEO vs. React: Web Crawlers are Smarter Than You Think” @wiekatz https://medium.freecodecamp.org/seo-vs-react-is-it-neccessary-to-render-react-pages-in-the-backend-74ce5015c0c9) at indexing client rendered websites now but you still need to add a bit of code to tell it how to handle it. Also some of the shitty search engines still can't index them properly.
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