Tejas Dinkar, Quintype - Patterns of isomorphic rendering
Channel: Hasgeek TV
Date: 27/09/2016

In today’s world, web apps have to be rich, responsive, and fast. JS Frameworks like React and Angular work well, but only after the browser has finished loading the page, and all the relevant JS. Isomorphic web apps render the page server side, then have the front end ‘pick up’, once rendered. This allows non JS users to see the initial page, improves the load time, and also improves indexing by bots.

However, isomorphic web apps also come with their own problems. Views need to be shared (or duplicated) between the server and browser. This talk looks at the various techniques that we’ve tried to solve these problems over the last year.

https://jsfoo.talkfunnel.com/2016/55-patterns-of-isomorphic-rendering