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In case you didn't notice before: Laravel is kinda my jam! So I was excited for Server-Side-Rendering being supported for Laravel since last year / Vue.js 2.5 😊If you need to jump into SSR with Vue.js & Laravel, I recommend Anthony Gore's article...
In spite of the overhead of a redirect on the initial HTTP request¹, the server-rendered example is rendered sooner. It actually takes longer to become interactive, but because the UI was shown to the user earlier, theperceived performanceof the server-rendered example is better. It sounds...
Let's hope this example brings some clarity to the subject! Dependencies Let's go through the dependencies that we are going to have to install: 1. We are going to use a template that already has a basic Webpack configuration for a VueJS app. We are also going to need to i...
SSR requires a Node.js server to execute in order to function. Because when the compilation procedure is done on the server, your costs will go up a little. You need workaround methods in some instances. There are several libraries used along with VueJS for server-side rendering. ...
This allows you to create the store however you wish, much like using Vuex in a normal Vue project. Modules mode alsorequiresyou to create anindex.jsfile in the store directory. However, this file only needs to export the root state/mutations/actions for your Vuex store. The example below...
What is Server-Side Rendering Vue.js as we know is a framework for building client-side applications. The default behavior of Vue components is to produce and manipulate DOM in the browser as output. However, it is equally possible to render the same components into HTML strings, then send ...
This is due to the server-side rendering. If you need to specify that you want to import a resource only on the client-side, you need to use theprocess.clientvariable. For example, in your.vuefile: if(process.client){require('external_library')} ...
I tested by matching the result of the vue-server-renderer for the vue-slick-carousel to the result of the react-dom server for react-slick. I kept in mind that the rendering result works for every carousel settings. Here's the example & ...
So, why not try device detection alongside server-side rendering in a JavaScript framework? The simplest example I can think of to demonstrate this is a mobile vs desktop template switcher. We’ll useVue.jsin our example, if for no reason other than it’s got the best SSR documentation th...