MeteorJS: out of the box SSR, GraphQL (Apollo), support for Prerender.io, monitoring "to dot" of all important things on the server (Node and code error reporting, time taken to run methods, publications, CPU% and RAM% etc). With Meteor you can do SSR and Prerender at the same time if you really need it and makes you happy. For instance, take FB to SSR and Google to Prerender or push to Prerender if you do SSR by default and your server hits the 80% CPU.
This is from my Prerender log today: 2019-08-07T16:40:50.164Z got 200 in 8ms for xxxxxxxxx.com/. So if 8ms is not enough for you sure, try SSR :).
Now with Meteor you can deploy pretty much everywhere including the Meteor hosting - Galaxy. Pretty large community and adoption and if you need more ... Meteor is reactive by default, includes Cordova builds for both Android and IOS, code splitting, supports Blaze, React, Vue, Angular and possibly others, has all the necessary pieces to use it as backend for React Native.
I am not paid by Meteor. I just use it, love it and wanted to share my enthusiasm with you.
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MeteorJS: out of the box SSR, GraphQL (Apollo), support for Prerender.io, monitoring "to dot" of all important things on the server (Node and code error reporting, time taken to run methods, publications, CPU% and RAM% etc). With Meteor you can do SSR and Prerender at the same time if you really need it and makes you happy. For instance, take FB to SSR and Google to Prerender or push to Prerender if you do SSR by default and your server hits the 80% CPU.
This is from my Prerender log today: 2019-08-07T16:40:50.164Z got 200 in 8ms for xxxxxxxxx.com/. So if 8ms is not enough for you sure, try SSR :).
Now with Meteor you can deploy pretty much everywhere including the Meteor hosting - Galaxy. Pretty large community and adoption and if you need more ... Meteor is reactive by default, includes Cordova builds for both Android and IOS, code splitting, supports Blaze, React, Vue, Angular and possibly others, has all the necessary pieces to use it as backend for React Native.
I am not paid by Meteor. I just use it, love it and wanted to share my enthusiasm with you.