The Big Four Is Partially Hydrating Your Web Application

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Partial hydration is only hydrating some of your components on the client so not every component needs to be re-rendered and react. progressive hydration would be progressively allowing you to hydrate certain aspects of the site. also cache the life out of it to make it fastYeah I was gonna say that's probably the one of the biggest benefits is that you can throw a CDN in front of there or you can set caching headers and caching in your your users browser some big benefits thereSo those are like I guess the big four maybe this this is the next one is also pretty big it's starting to become much bigger than partial hydration.

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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