Great post! One thing I would add is SSR matters a lot when using Web caching / CDNs such as Akamai. It means we can skip going to the origin of the data to request and build these pages and highly reduce the load on the data services.
Unless we are talking about non-cacheable data, like the user data, but for these then client-side rendering can be more appropriate.
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Great post! One thing I would add is SSR matters a lot when using Web caching / CDNs such as Akamai. It means we can skip going to the origin of the data to request and build these pages and highly reduce the load on the data services.
Unless we are talking about non-cacheable data, like the user data, but for these then client-side rendering can be more appropriate.