Learn nineteen, common rendering methods

One, what is rendering

-Rendering: data + template stitched together

 

2. Traditional server-side rendering

-Early web page rendering was done on the server

-The front-end and back-end codes are completely coupled together, which is not conducive to development and maintenance

-There is not enough space on the front end

-High pressure on the server

-General user experience

 

Three, client rendering

-The backend is mainly responsible for processing the data interface

-The front end is responsible for rendering interface data to the page

-The front end is more independent and is no longer restricted by the back end

There are also deficiencies:

-First screen rendering is slow

-Not good for SEO (search engine)

 

Four, front-end framework based on client-side rendering

- Angular / Vue / React

-Advantages: good user experience, high development efficiency, good rendering performance, good maintainability, etc.

-Disadvantages: long first screen rendering time, not conducive to SEO

Solve the shortcomings: learn from traditional server-side rendering

 

Five, isomorphic applications

-Rendering the first screen straight out through the server side, solving the problem of slow first screen rendering of SPA applications and not conducive to SEO

-Take over page content interaction through client-side rendering to get a better user experience

-This method is usually called modern server-side rendering, also called isomorphic rendering.

-Applications built in this way are called server-side rendering applications or isomorphic applications.

 

Six, how to achieve isomorphic rendering

-Official solutions using frameworks such as Vue and React

  -Advantages: help to understand the principle

  -Disadvantages: Need to build an environment, which is more troublesome

-Use third-party solutions

  -Nuxt.js of Vue Ecosystem

  -Next.js of React Ecosystem

 

Seven, the problem of isomorphic rendering applications

-Limited development conditions

  -Browser-specific code can only be used in certain lifecycle hook functions.

  -Some external extension libraries may require special processing to run in server-side rendering applications.

  -You cannot manipulate the DOM during server-side rendering.

  -Certain code operations need to distinguish the operating environment.

-More requirements involving build setup and deployment

  -Need to build server and client

  -Can only be deployed on Node.js Server

-More server load

  -Rendering a complete application in Node requires a lot of CPU resources compared to a server that only provides static files.

  -If the application is used in a high-traffic environment, the corresponding server load needs to be prepared.

  -Need more server-side rendering optimization work processing.

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