In this video, you will learn how SSR, CSR and Universal Rendering work in Nuxt 3.
SSR (Server-Side Rendering): The HTML is generated on the server and sent to the browser, which displays the fully rendered content immediately, improving initial load times but requiring a server to handle rendering.
CSR (Client-Side Rendering): The browser downloads a minimal HTML shell and JavaScript, which then renders the page dynamically on the client side, resulting in slower initial loads but faster subsequent interactions.
Universal (or Hybrid) Rendering: Combines SSR and CSR, where the initial page is rendered on the server for faster loading, then subsequent interactions are handled via CSR for a more dynamic experience.
🧲 Timestamps:
00:00 – Introduction
00:18 – SSR (Server Side Render)
01:16 – CSR (Client Side Render)
03:00 – Universal Rendering
03:53 – Nuxt Rendering Tips
05:51 – Conclusion
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