Client-Side Rendering | Explained Briefly

Client-Side Rendering (CSR) is the process of rendering *only a barebones HTML page on the server*
with the complete page render happening *on the browser*
by downloading and executing all the necessary JavaScript.
Client-Side Rendering is the traditional way of building Single-Page Applications (SPAs).

📚 Chapters
[00:00] 1. What is Client-Side Rendering?
[00:13] 2. How does Client-Side Rendering work?
[00:30] 3. Pros & Cons
[00:43] 4. When to use Client-Side Rendering?

🔗 Resources
Client-Side Rendering | Patterns

Client-Side Rendering | JavaScript Patterns

Rendering on the Web: Performance Implications of Application Architecture (Google I/O ’19)

Critical Rendering Path:

Render Performance Optimization With React

Patterns for Building JavaScript Websites

Application Holotypes

Client-Side Rendering vs Server-Side Rendering vs Static Site Generation

Client-side vs. server-side rendering: why it’s not all black and white

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