Take advantage of SSR in the latest React version

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React 18 introduces server-side rendering (SSR) as a technology to improve performance and user experience. Client-side rendering (CSR) allows for a more responsive app but can slow down initial load times. SSR offers faster initial load times, better SEO, and simpler user interfaces.

Unleashing the Potential: Server-Side Rendering in React 18

Major Differences Between Client-Side Rendering and Server-Side Rendering

Implementing Server-Side Rendering with React 18