7 terms
Client-side rendering builds a web application's HTML in the browser with JavaScript, after the server delivers a minimal page shell and code.
Hydration in web applications is the process in which client-side JavaScript attaches state and event handlers to HTML that was rendered on the server.
An MPA is a web application in which each navigation loads a new HTML document from the server instead of rewriting a single page in the…
A PWA, or Progressive Web App, is a web application that uses a manifest and service worker to install, work offline and behave like a native…
An SPA (single-page application) is a web application that loads one HTML document and updates its views with JavaScript instead of full page reloads.
SSG, or static site generation, builds every page of a web application into ready HTML files at build time instead of rendering them per request.
SSR (server-side rendering) generates the HTML of a web application on the server for each request, so pages arrive ready to display.