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by GeneralTspoon
1210 days ago
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No, because React is dynamically generating the HTML on the fly. If you pre-compile the HTML using something like Jekyll, so that the webserver is just serving HTML files without any dynamic/on-the-fly processing at request time, then it's considered static. |
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React on the client side: static, as you still got the same files served, how they dynamically alter the page runtime doesn't count.