This guide explains how to deploy a Next.js app on a VPS running Ubuntu Server, using PM2, Nginx, and GitHub Actions for continuous deployment. SSL is handled by Certbot, and Fail2Ban with Nginx rate limiting is used for basic security.
In the modern web development landscape, Server-Side Rendering (SSR) has emerged as a key technique, especially in the context of JavaScript frameworks like React, Angular, and Vue. This blog aims to demystify SSR, explaining its fundamentals, advantages, and how it contrasts with client-side rendering. We'll also look at practical examples to solidify our understanding.
In the dynamic world of React development, especially with server-side rendering (SSR) or frameworks like Next.js, one challenge consistently emerges: hydration errors. These errors can be a significant hurdle in ensuring a seamless user experience. As your team navigates through these complexities, this guide aims to provide valuable insights and best practices for effectively managing and preventing hydration issues in your React applications.
