Speeding up React SSR
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Claims a simple drop-in change (ESX template strings) turns React SSR from tree build + serialize into a flattened string pipeline and shows it working with an AutoCannon benchmark (228 → 795 req/s in the demo, ~330% higher throughput, ~75% lower latency, ~25% more requests/sec in another run). Implementation details: Node preload flag that rewrites JSX, and an upcoming Babel plugin and browser transpiler. Demo code and numbers live on the github org; optimization gains scale with HTML node count.
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