Server-Side vs. Client-Side Rendering: What Google Recommends Google's Martin Splitt shares key JavaScript rendering insights. He discusses AI crawlers, SSR vs. CSR, and the impact of structured data.

Improve webpage loading times with the right rendering method. Understand the difference between client-side and server-side rendering for optimal user experience.

But, although client-side integrations are still exceedingly common, third-party cookie deprecation might force a mass migration to server-side integrations because it will render client-side header ...

But JavaScript innovation isn’t done. Server-side rendering (SSR) capabilities are rapidly becoming a more prominent feature of JavaScript frameworks.

Client-side apps With client-side rendering, access to a page is processed by the browser on the client’s device. Client-side rendering is a more modern method than server-side rendering. And why?

Recently Google recommended strongly against using dynamic rendering as a workaround for JavaScript sites going forward, Google updated its help documentation to strongly say not to use it. But ...

At SMX Next, Elimelech provided an overview of how JavaScript works for client-side, server-side and dynamic rendering, and shared insights for auditing gained from rendering JavaScript on over ...

What are the pitfalls of server-side rendering? While server-side rendering is great for crawl budget and site speed, it does have a pretty big barrier: it is very expensive.