Chapter 12. React on the server and integrating React Router
This chapter covers
- Server-side rendering with React
- When to and when not to add server-side rendering to your application
- Transitioning your routing setup to React Router
- Handling authenticated routes with React Router
- Fetching data during server-side rendering
- Using Redux in the server-side rendering process
Did you know you can use React outside the browser? That’s because some parts of the react-dom library don’t require a browser environment to work and can run on the node.js runtime (or almost any JavaScript runtime with sufficient language support). To be fair, most JavaScript that isn’t platform-specific can run on the browser or server; that would exclude IO-related features ...
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