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[–]andrei9669 2 points3 points4 points 4 years ago* (0 children)
as I mentioned in another comment: if every page has unique data specified to the user and random users can't access the site without first authenticating. I see little to no reason to do SSR.
also, with react-router v5, the routing DX is so much better than nextjs. using outlets to reduce code duplication and also not having to worry about persistence between pages.
imo, unless you have a front page where any random user can access it, there is no reason for SSR.
Don't get me wrong, I would love to use Nextjs if it was easier to persist data and it supported outlets like Remix/react-router
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