SSR: Server Side Rendering

  • How to Build a Serverless, SEO-friendly React blog | Netlify
    • Prerendering

    • Our blog is set up, but crawlers from search engines and social networks donā€™t always execute JavaScript so our blog has terrible SEO.

    • There are a number of ways to address this, including setting up server-side rendering and pre-rendering services like Prerender.io. But these options all require setting up and maintaining a Node.js server. Luckly, Netlify offers built-in prerendering which allows us to keep our code ā€œserverlessā€ while still making sure our blog is optimized for crawlers.

  • Prerendering | Netlify Docs
    • When detecting a single page app their crawler will send an escaped_fragment query parameter in the request, and the origin server can then choose to return a document that represents the content a user will actually get when the single page app is running.


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