The Differences Between SSG, CSR, and SSR: A Quick Guide
The Differences Between SSG, CSR, and SSR
Static Site Generation (SSG) generates a set of static HTML files that are served to the client at build time and cannot be changed without rebuilding the site. Client-Side Rendering (CSR) generates and renders content on the client side using JavaScript and injects it into an empty HTML file served to the client. Server-Side Rendering (SSR) generates and renders content on the server side and serves the resulting fully-rendered HTML page to the client.
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