"I'm very excited to see these frameworks we've all learned from history here if you remove one member of Blink 182 it's really not Blink 182 anymore and it doesn't work as well" "Next step is streaming SSR which this is something that yeah it's it's interestingYou're basically instead of sending your HTML down the line you're breaking down the server rendered content to smaller streamed chunks using streaming. It sounds like a viable method of making it more performant but at the same time it also sounds scary in terms of messing up in some step there I mean SSR and hydration is already no fun"
In this Hasty Treat, Scott and Wes talk through the various rendering methods in use today and the pros / cons of each.
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Show Notes
- 00:26 Welcome
- 01:31 What is rendering?
- 02:41 Sponsor: Sentry
- 03:58 Sponsor: Sanity
- 04:55 Rendering methods
- 05:48 Single page application (SPA)
- 07:36 Multi-page Application
- 09:14 Static Site Generation (SSG)
- 11:10 Service Side Rendered (SSR)
- 13:08 Partial hydration
- 14:03 Progressive hydration
- 15:38 Island architecture
- 16:25 Progressive enhancement
- 18:18 Incremental Static Generation
- 19:12 Streaming SSR
- 19:53 Resumability
- 21:51 Edge rendering
- 23:11 Missing from the list
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