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by cies
648 days ago
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With server-side only you need only one place to keep state. Then you have a stateless webserver that needs to persist all to a db. Those constraints make software easier. React is just the view part in the browser. You still needs state management in the browser, which is NOT stateless like most web server apps. On top of that all browser apps still need a backend: so you manage state twice. |
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