Using Electrode to Improve React Server Side Render Performance By Up To 70%
We built Electrode, the react/node.js application platform that powers walmart.com with several goals in mind, including ease of use, re-usability of components across applications and, most importantly, performance. We use server side rendering for almost all of our applications for two reasons: Improved performance for the customerBetter for SEOIn our tests, however, we found that React’s render
Experimentally verified: "Why client-side templating is wrong"
The server can generate this table in two different ways. The first way the server renders is a classic server-side template. Go templates are pretty fast and the results are served compressed and chunked, so I think this is a reasonable proxy for "the best you can do": <!DOCTYPE html> <html> <head> <meta charset="utf-8"> <title>Server render</title> </head> <body> <table> <thead> <tr> <th>Name</t
Isomorphic rendering
Recently javascript frameworks (react, ember) started to add optional server side rendering (SSR) support. The idea is to render everything on the backend when loading the page first time, but everything after that is rendered on the frontend. It didn’t seem to be a bad idea at the first glance to me. But recently we have got this issue about the SSR support in JSS. The fundamental problem is that
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Add highWaterMark option to ReactDOMNodeStream. by aickin · Pull Request #10036 · facebook/react
https://formidable.com/2017/introducing-rapscallion/
GitHub - airbnb/hypernova: A service for server-side rendering your JavaScript views
Use Cases for Server Side Rendering
Paul Bailey – Medium
https://github.com/vesparny/morpheus/blob/master/README.md