[Jcampuzano2]

Yes but they obsess over making everything perfectly ssr to the point of both delivering slow and half the time making client side navigations slow as hell after the user is already past the pay walled/marketing material part of your app.

Honestly except for the marketing page and blogs and stuff, most apps are fine without server rendering. In fact I'd say many that avoid server rendering actually feel better simply because next.js makes it really easy to screw up your performance doing it.

[sroussey]

Some site have dual pages these days. I guess I should explain… they have a large footprint seo and those pages are static… unless you are logged in, then they are completely different!

I see this happening in finance data sites. Say a page about Apple, has stock price, etc. when logged in, same stuff but 10x data so they layout and everything is different.