What is Server-Side Rendering (and Why Create React App doesn't support it)

I really saw a lot of videos, but the way you've summarized is just amazing! Keep up the excellent work! Definitely subscribing!

Finally. An explanation that actually MAKES SENSE.

am just exhausted please tell me how to make my react app seo friendly

Thank you

impressive how useful and instructful for me those 30 mins were. Thanks a lot!

One of the best spent 30 mins of my tutorial watching life 😂

Great explanation! Was pretty much confused b/n SSR and CSR before watching this vid.
Now it's clear

very helpful.. can we get this presentation ?

Wow😯

Thanks for making the video. I think it sort of finally makes sense. Is SSR any different than how everything was before AJAX, JQuery and so on. like 1999 er web, lol?

Very clear and amazing content.
I can't find the next vedio

One of the best explanations out there for SSR and CSR. Great Job.

2021 still very relevant .. thank you

Thank you so much, dude!

thank you for this video :)

Link to your next video?
Can you post it in the description?

Also async is not parallel

Business logic on client. God you would never want to do that. What a mess

Client side is irelivent to 1 page or multipage sites

Great structured presentation! Love the bulletpoints!

very precise

Who all came here after classsed recommendation?

so why? (Why Create React App doesn't support it?)

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Great breakdown of what's happening. Thank you!

I am a beginner react developer. I just build a project and had some problems because I wanted multi page website vs single page. This video helped me a lot. Thank you sir

Great explanation! Very clear and informative

Very well explained!! 👍

Good vid

This man is really good at explaining

Thanks

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Great content. Thanks!

very informative and helpful, thank you!

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this is an awesome video. thanks!

SSR web apps can certainly take advantage of CDNs and caching, you just have to set up a CDN layer inbetween that'll serve cached prerendered pages when possible and redirect to the server otherwise. A good example of this would be pairing Firebase Hosting with an SSR app running on either Cloud Functions or Cloud Run.
Also, it's not always the case in SSR that you would request the server for every page, some smart systems can preload multiple pages or reuse previously loaded pages on the client.
And latency can actually be improved with SSR in many cases, because you can pre-fetch data for the user when rendering a page thus saving roundtrips, as opposed to fetching it from the client.

This is a very concise, clear introduction to SSR and CSR. You are the boss!

please smile at least at the end of the video :(

awesome content, thanks

Thank you from france

Amazing content.

Your videos are brilliant.

Thank you very much for this video, is exactly what I was looking for, I was strugling to understand how can I make a MPA with react

Universal way is a bit tricky so SSR and CSR should be independent, could be better in separated apps. It's a bit confusing to tell which parts should run in client side only such as AdSense and scrolling that access the Window object.

Keep up the good work Alex. The reason I like & even recommend your tutorials to others is because your tutorials are concise, to the point and you don't try to be funny (like most of the other guys in tutorials). It's like 30 minutes of tutorial has 30 minutes of content & info, whereas I usually get annoyed when other tutorials have barely 5 minutes of core info in a 15-20 minutes video. P.S. You barely give away any expression. :D