[js_question]

Followup question. Does it actually make sense to use React and render it server side only to get declarative component design?

I can totally see the use case for React for web apps which provide a lot of user interaction on the frontend. But for all other web apps it doesn't seem to make sense as you also have to handle quite a few disadvantages (e.g. SEO unfriendly, user can't copy URL and send to a friend)

Am I missing something?

[testb]

There's a good chance you're not missing something - Lots of people don't like SPA's because the consistency of a normal website isn't there. The best SPA's I've used don't actually feel like SPA's and it's worth mentioning that no one seems to mind Amazon/Github/Youtube not using React/Vue/Angular

[ohhellno]

Next will manage your URLs and all the SSR does is generate static files for each page with the base data and loader so future requests grab static JSON versions of the pages. There is no need for it to be rendered in the server. You could do it locally and push the resulting files up. URLs will work as you expect them to.