Selective SSR enables developers to customize the rendering of routes in applications, accommodating scenarios where traditional SSR may fall short. Conventional SSR frameworks render all routes on the server first, which can be inefficient for routes reliant on browser-specific APIs or where data fetching is slow. Selective SSR caters to these needs by allowing the mixing of server-rendered, client-rendered, and data-only routes, resulting in improved performance, reduced load times, and enhanced user experience in web applications.
Selective SSR allows developers to control how routes are rendered, providing flexibility to handle browser-only APIs, dynamic content, and slow data fetching.
Traditional SSR frameworks render all routes the same way, but this can lead to inefficiencies, especially for routes that do not utilize server-rendered content.
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