Great stuff, SSR has come a long way! One question.... how would one use the pre-rendered routes once they're generated? I have used express-engine SSR for a blog site, but it's not pre-rendered, just renders when served (which works for SEO and first load time)
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They are typically generated as all index.html files in a directory structure that resembles the routing hierarchy of your website. For example, a route /blog/2019/12/01/latest is saved on the filesystem as /blog/2019/12/01/latest/index.html. A webserver typically serves the index.html as default file when visiting the directory
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Great stuff, SSR has come a long way! One question.... how would one use the pre-rendered routes once they're generated? I have used express-engine SSR for a blog site, but it's not pre-rendered, just renders when served (which works for SEO and first load time)
They are typically generated as all
index.htmlfiles in a directory structure that resembles the routing hierarchy of your website. For example, a route/blog/2019/12/01/latestis saved on the filesystem as/blog/2019/12/01/latest/index.html. A webserver typically serves theindex.htmlas default file when visiting the directory