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No, because React is dynamically generating the HTML on the fly. If you pre-compile the HTML using something like Jekyll, so that the webserver is just serving
by GeneralTspoon 4y ago
No, because React is dynamically generating the HTML on the fly.
If you pre-compile the HTML using something like Jekyll, so that the webserver is just serving HTML files without any dynamic/on-the-fly processing at request time, then it's considered static.
- matsemann 4y agoReact server side rendering: most likely dynamic React on the client side: static, as you still got the same files served, how they dynamically alter the page runtime doesn't count.