Nowadays everyone talks about "SSR" but do people actually talk about the same rendering mode there? Or is it what they actually want or need? Same applies to all the other acronyms, from ISR over to SSG. And especially when talking with people not using a JavaScript Meta Framework, these terminologies might get a somewhat new meaning.
Check out the video to make sure you have the overview of the different modes, a big decision tree of how they belong together and how to figure out what your app (or parts of your app) are + what you need.


Links and Resources:

Full Infographic https://img.lichter.io/infographics/r...
‪@DejaVueFm‬ #E001 The Need for SSR https://share.transistor.fm/s/90ce0fd6


Chaptermarks:

00:00 Intro
00:11 Rendering modes got complicated...
01:26 Q1: Does the server "generate" HTML?
01:52 Q1 No No SSR
02:17 Q1.1: Is it an SPA?
02:33 Q1.1 No [END] Static HTML
03:10 Q1.1 Yes [END] ClientSide Rendering / Single Page Applications
05:11 Q1 Yes Server Side Rendering (but what does that mean)?
05:14 Q1.2 Will the App turn into an SPA?
05:34 Q1.2 No "Traditional" Framework/Static Site Generator
05:42 Q1.2.1 Is the HTML generated at build time?
05:56 Q1.2.1 No [END] "Traditional" SSR
06:59 Q1.2.1 Yes [END] "NonSPA" Static Site Generator
08:15 Q1.2 Yes JavaScript Meta Framework
09:35 Q1.2.2 Is the HTML generated at build time? (again!)
09:52 Q1.2.2 No [END] SSR "in the JavaScript bubble"
12:30 Q1.2.2 Yes [END] JavaScript Meta Framework with Prerendering
14:30 Q1.2 "To some degree" [END] Island Architecture
15:52 Why knowledge on rendering modes is important
17:04 Wrapping Up