Articles
Server‑side Rendering
Server‑side rendering (SSR) is a web development technique which generates HTML pages ‑ usually composed in JavaScript ‑ on the server rather than client‑side (in the browser). In response to a user request, the server compiles the HTML, and sends a fully‑rendered page to the client. This improves performance and SEO by ensuring content is quickly accessible and easily indexed by search engines.
Below you will find a subset of articles from my blog specifically about Server‑Side Rendering. Although this is a topic I've been working with for many years, it's fair to say that I've not written about it often. I've only managed to publish six articles about it, which you can see and read below.
Implementing Server‑Side Rendering (SSR) in Vue. 
Access Search Parameters in Next.js SSR'd Layout. Access Search Parameters in Next.js SSR'd Layout
Introducing Seeded Randomisation into an SSR Gatsby Project. Introducing Seeded Randomisation into an SSR Gatsby Project
ReferenceError: Window is Not Defined in Gatsby. ReferenceError: Window is Not Defined in Gatsby
GetStaticProps vs. getServerSideProps in Next.js. getStaticPropsvs.getServerSidePropsin Next.js
Static Generation vs. Server‑Side Rendering in Next.js. Static Generation vs. Server‑Side Rendering in Next.js
