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Pre-Rendering Techniques in Next Js for React

Next Js is a full-stack framework that allows for features such as the pre-rendering of web pages. In contrast to standard React apps, which load the complete app on the client, Next Js allows the web page to be rendered on the server. This improves performance and SEO.<br>

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Pre-Rendering Techniques in Next Js for React

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  1. Pre-Rendering Techniques in Next Js for React Next Js is a full-stack framework that allows for features such as the pre-rendering of web pages. In contrast to standard React apps, which load the complete app on the client, Next Js allows the web page to be rendered on the server. This improves performance and SEO. However, before we delve into the details of Nextjs prerender, let us discuss the basics of pre-rendering. What is pre-rendering in Next JS? By default, Next J pre-renders all pages. This means it will build HTML for each page in advance rather than depending on client-side JavaScript to handle everything. As a result, instead of watching a blank screen and having to wait for JavaScript to load, the user will view the entire HTML content on the initial load. Here, the server is in charge of creating all of the content on a web page. Types of pre-rendering in Next JS 1. Client-Side Rendering (CSR) Client-side rendering is the most common and default method of rendering Next.js apps. If you do not put up a getServerSideProps method, Next.js renders your website like this:

  2. CSR is a procedure in which the server displays an empty page that refers to JavaScript files, and the browser downloads the page that has the JavaScript references and then creates the page. 2. Server Side Rendering (SSR) As no content is cached, server-side rendering in React creates an HTML page for every request. Hence, the outcome is more sluggish than with the other techniques. It is nevertheless suitable for dynamic material that changes regularly. For example, this approach is appropriate for pages such as the News Feed. 3. Static site generation Static site generation is the process of converting a Next.js application to an HTML file and sending it to the client at build time. This Next JS prerender generates certain static pathways depending on the needed data, and the paths are turned out as static pages at build time, which load very quickly on the client side. Next.js, in particular, includes two methods for obtaining data using SSG: ● getStaticProps: The page is pre-rendered. The data is then supplied to the app components as props at build time. ● getStaticPaths: This method generates a list of pages for pre-rendering in advance during the build process. This is significant since the function enables you to establish dynamic data routes. 4. Incremental site regeneration This React prerender generates HTML at periodic intervals. This enables you to build or edit static pages once the site has been constructed. It combines the flexibility of dynamic content with the strength of static creation. When a request is received, the page is created statically with the interval initialized. After that time period, the page is re-downloaded or re-generated.So the initial user can view old data, but subsequent users will see new data. Conclusion Next JS prerender every page by default, providing benefits such as: ● Improved application performance, as opposed to React apps, where users must wait for a page to load even after using a loading spinner to pacify it. ● HTML is generated immediately, and it loads faster.

  3. Pre-rendering aids in SEO because a pre-rendered page has all its source code. Hence, it is easier for search engines to index the pages. Contact Us ● ● ● Name:- Webprerender ● Address:- 305,306 Iscon Center,Shivranjani Cross Road, Satellite,Ahmedabad. ● Phone:- 91 79 4006 2525 ● Email Id:- support@webprerender.io ● Website:- https://webprerender.io/ ●

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