Hacker News with Generative AI: Server-Side Rendering

Ask HN: SPA vs. SSR in 2024? (ycombinator.com)
I'm working on a new project that has a reasonable level of content/processing done on the backend but nothing too heavy. My default approach would be a simple SPA served statically with a CRUD backend, probably fastapi and svelte. However, I've heard lots of people extoll the advantages of more SSR due to better edge compute technologies. Lots of people seem predisposed to throw their backend on cloudflare workers or something and handle it there.
Understanding Hydration Errors by Building a SSR React Project (propelauth.com)
If you’ve written React code in any server-rendered framework, you’ve almost certainly gotten a hydration error. These look like:
Extreme Server Side Rendering (scd31.com)
Before we get into extreme server side rendering (XSSR), we have to talk about normal server side rendering (SSR). This comes in two flavours, which I'm calling old-school and new-school.
Show HN: A no-build fullstack SSR TypeScript web framework (jsr.io)
FullS(tack)oak (FullSoak for short) is a modern (born 2025), no-build TypeScript fullstack framework for building fast web applications with a shallow learning curve. At its core is the Oak http server framework which is inspired by Koa (one of the popular Node.js http frameworks).
Isomorphic Web Components (jakelazaroff.com)
Web components might be great, if only you could render them on the server.
A Guide to Server-Side Rendering (builder.io)
Server-side rendering (SSR) has been around for a while, but it's worth exploring further. This technique can make your web apps faster and more SEO-friendly.
React on the server is not PHP (artmann.co)
Today, I wanted to talk about a topic that's been buzzing around Twitter and dev circles lately. You've probably heard people say, "Now that we're server-side rendering JavaScript, it's just PHP all over again!" 🤔 Well, buckle up, because I'm about to explain why that's not quite the case – and why it's actually, it's pretty darn exciting!
Show HN: Brisa Framework – Unifying server and client using the Web Platform (brisa.build)
Build web applications with speed and simplicity
An SSR Performance Showdown (platformatic.dev)
Server-First Web Components with DSD, Htmx, and Islands (tympanus.net)
HMPL – template language for displaying UI from server to client (github.com/hmpl-lang)
React Flow 12: node-based UIs with computing flows and server-side rendering (reactflow.dev)
Show HN: Rise Tools. Server Defined Rendering for React Native (rise.tools)