React/Next.js/Vercel are really pushing SSR and streaming as ways to improve app performance with things like less code being shipped to the browser and resource loading / round trips potentially being more efficient ultimately this is just another way of being able to do it and the correct answer would be to see how your app handles both scenarios and see what both performs better and feels better from a UX perspective
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Thanks for the content. You have a great didactic, with simple explanations and examples that are easy to understand...Congrats
no problem! and thanks for the kind words
Thank you for sharing this. Actually, I just need this right now in an app I'm building, and this would help me so much . Thank you again so much
awesome! happy to hear that 🙌
I'll use this in my project. Thank you
awesome! no problem
awesome content
thanks 🙌
You're way too good!
🫶 thank you!
"If we have a slow query running..." - then we need to fix the backend :)
haha fair enough!
why ssr in this case?
React/Next.js/Vercel are really pushing SSR and streaming as ways to improve app performance with things like less code being shipped to the browser and resource loading / round trips potentially being more efficient
ultimately this is just another way of being able to do it and the correct answer would be to see how your app handles both scenarios and see what both performs better and feels better from a UX perspective