Server Side Rendering
Server Side Rendering (SSR) is a technique that allows pages to be processed and rendered directly on the server before being sent to the browser. This ensures that the content is fully ready to be displayed from the first interaction, eliminating unnecessary waiting times and improving the user experience.
To enable rendering on the server, the Server-Side optimization property must be activated.
Benefits
One of the main advantages of SSR is the immediate display of content, avoiding blank screens that often occur while scripts are loading in the browser. The user can interact with the page quickly, resulting in a smoother and more efficient experience.
Additionally, SSR ensures that the entire page, including the dynamic content, is available from the first request. This prevents the user from seeing placeholders or incomplete content while the data is being processed.
On mobile devices or environments with slow connections, SSR significantly reduces the browser's workload. By delivering the page already rendered from the server, the impact of hardware limitations and unstable networks is minimized. This offers an optimized experience even in resource-constrained contexts.
Another notable advantage of SSR is its positive impact on search engine optimization (SEO - Search Engine Optimization). By delivering fully rendered pages, search engines can index the content more efficiently, improving the visibility and ranking of web applications in search results.
