Generate (sections of) HTML to be rendered on the server in response to a user request
Rather than generating a single HTML file with [[20220912120502-server-side-rendering]], it's possible to generate only the necessary markup and split it into smaller chunks. This can then be streamed to the client, so it can start rendering ASAP.
You can also [[hydrate]] the received DOM nodes as you receive them, leading to very quick interactive UI. This improves the [[TTFB]], even better than regular SSR. The FP and [[FCP]] are also lower. [[20221130125640-selective-hydration]]
Both streaming and [[20221130102846-progressive-hydration]] can bridge the gap between a pure SSR and [[CSR]] experience.
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