Streaming SSR
Streaming server-side rendering (streaming SSR) sends HTML to the browser incrementally as it is generated on the server, rather than waiting for the entire page to finish rendering before sending any response. It allows the browser to begin displaying and hydrating content before slower parts of the page have…
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Remix (framework)
Remix is an open-source, full-stack React web framework built around web standards — nested routing, server-side rendering, and native HTML forms for data muta…
Partial Hydration
Partial hydration is a rendering strategy in which only specific interactive portions of a server-rendered page are hydrated with JavaScript on the client, whi…
Islands Architecture
Islands Architecture is a web application design pattern in which a page is rendered mostly as static HTML, with small, independent, interactive 'islands' of c…
Edge Runtime
An edge runtime is a lightweight JavaScript (or WebAssembly) execution environment designed to run application code on servers geographically distributed close…
Streaming SSR
Streaming server-side rendering (streaming SSR) sends HTML to the browser incrementally as it is generated on the server, rather than waiting for the entire pa…
React Server Components
React Server Components (RSC) are a React component type that renders exclusively on the server, never shipping its component code or dependencies to the clien…
Suspense (React)
Suspense is a React component and mechanism that lets a component tree 'wait' for something — such as data, code, or an image — to load before rendering, displ…
View Transitions
View transitions, broadly, refers to the general UI concept and browser capability of animating smoothly between two different visual states of a page or appli…
Speculation Rules API
The Speculation Rules API is a browser API that lets developers declare rules for prerendering or prefetching pages a user is likely to navigate to next, using…