Tag: Server-Side Rendering

Server-side rendering (SSR) explained and put to work: rendering web pages on the server for a fast first load and better SEO, then letting them come alive in the browser.

What Is TanStack Router? Type-Safe Routing for React Explained

The TanStack Router home page with the heading ROUTER, the line “The route tree is the application contract”, and a generated route contract showing route files and their typed path params and search params.

TanStack Router is a type-safe router for React and Solid apps, and the routing behind TanStack Start. Here’s what a router does, and what makes this one different.

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TanStack Start vs Next.js: What’s the Difference?

The Rendering and data table from TanStack’s official comparison page, comparing TanStack Start, the Next.js App Router and React Router Framework Mode on server rendering, rendering control, SPA apps, static output, React Server Components, client data reuse and revalidation.

TanStack Start and Next.js both build full-stack React apps, but they’re built around different ideas. Here’s how they compare on rendering, routing, server code, caching and hosting.

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TanStack Start Tutorial — Part 1: What Is TanStack Start? A Full-Stack React Framework Explained

The TanStack Start home page with the heading START, the line “A full-stack framework for React and Solid”, and a route execution map showing the steps that run on the server and in the browser.

TanStack Start lets you build both the pages and the server code of a website with React, in one project. Part 1 of a free, hands-on TanStack Start tutorial explains how it works.

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