React SSR in the Wild: yes, we can (when we should)
summary
Describes building a production e‑commerce site for pharmacies using React + Redux server‑side rendering (SSR) instead of prerendering, with webpack/Babel for bundling and caching via Redis and materialized views. Covers practical pitfalls and fixes: protecting initial state from XSS, handling SSR performance tradeoffs (single‑threaded rendering and bundle size), and reports concrete benefits such as 98.5% shared code and delivery by a four‑person team.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Start
- 7:27Isomorphic, universal...?
- 15:58Rendering
- 16:57SSR Routing Example
- 21:10State Management
- 24:10Configuration Module
- 25:36Performance API
- 26:40Client Performance
- 28:35Bundle Optimization
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