Server-side rendering example

Press Ctrl+U and you will see the HTML document sent by the server . If it’s mostly empty, you’re dealing with CSR; if it already contains all the content, it’s SSR.

We now finally get to the server-side rendering functionality . Add a new method render to AppController which works like this: The vue-server-renderer module and the server build of the app are loaded from the file system.

We now finally get to the server-side rendering functionality . Add a new method render to AppController which works like this: The vue-server-renderer module and the server build of the app are loaded from the file system.

Server-side means that the action takes place on a web server . Client-side means that the action takes place on the user’s (the client’s) computer.

Server-side means that the action takes place on a web server . Client-side means that the action takes place on the user’s (the client’s) computer.

Think of ReactJS as a server-side templating engine here (like jade, handlebars, etc…). The HTML rendered by the server contains the UI as it should be and you do not wait for any scripts to load. Your page can be indexed by a search engine (if one does not execute any javascript).

Think of ReactJS as a server-side templating engine here (like jade, handlebars, etc…). The HTML rendered by the server contains the UI as it should be and you do not wait for any scripts to load. Your page can be indexed by a search engine (if one does not execute any javascript).