Server-side rendering
Is Server-Side Rendering better for Generative Engine Optimization?
Yes. Server-side rendering, and a static HTML page of the kind GeoHTML publishes, send the answer in the first response. Client-side rendering hides the answer until JavaScript runs, so a crawler that does not execute the bundle never sees it.
Static HTML and server rendering
Static HTML is the strict form of this idea: the file that is published is the page. Server-side rendering builds that HTML on the server for each request, which still delivers the words immediately. Both put the answer in the fetch. A client render does not.
When the product is an application
A marketing page should be static. A product that must hold accounts, workflows, or live data is a web application. EAGER TO WORK builds that class of product, including Laravel and Inertia.js, as custom software development. GeoHTML keeps the public pages in plain HTML.
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