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by bcherny
2362 days ago
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OP answers this in the article: > Isomorphic rendering is a huge simplicity booster for developers, who for too long have been forced to maintain split templates and logic for both client- and server-side rendering contexts. It also enables a dramatic reduction in server resource consumption, by offloading re-renders onto the web browser. The first page of a user’s browsing session can be rendered server-side, providing a first-render performance boost along with basic SEO. All subsequent page views may then fetch their data from JSON endpoints, rendering exclusively within the browser |
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What is the the measurement of dramatic reduction?