Server-side rendering
Since its inception in the 1990s, the World Wide Web (WWW) has never ceased to evolve and amaze us all.
At the beginning, websites were completely static. You would insert content into your web pages and these would be served as-is, without any modifications. Then, over the years, the web has become more and more dynamic.
For a long period of time, server-side rendering (SSR) was all the rage. Many languages and frameworks allowed developers to inject data into pages before returning the generated HTML to clients.
Frameworks such as Apache Struts (Java), JavaServer Faces (Java), ASP.NET (.NET), Zend (PHP), Django (Python), Flask (Python), Ruby on Rails (Ruby), and many more fall into this category.
At that time, web ...
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