Master New Suspense Server-Side Rendering (SSR) Architecture in React 18
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What is this event about?
React's server-side rendering (SSR) is a go-to for many developers aiming to enhance both performance and SEO. π
βTraditionally, it involves fetching app data & rendering HTML on the server, then loading JS & hydration client-side. π₯
βReact 18's optimizations, especially Suspense, segment apps into smaller, independent parts. Each part undergoes SSR separately, letting users access content faster, enhancing interaction speed & overall UX. π
What will you gain from this event?
β-How server-side rendering (SSR) works in React 18
β-What the problems were with the earlier SSR approach
β-How concurrent rendering works under the hood
β-How Suspense enables concurrent features like Streaming HTML and Selective Hydration for SSR
About Speaker:
Kirti Vernekar is a Senior Software Engineer at Recro with 5+ years of experience. She loves designing and building digital experiences and is a huge believer in the idea of simplifying UI and maximizing UX.