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Why Don’t You Use Server-Side-Rendering in Your React App?
If complexity is the reason, then this is for you!
TL;DR: Infrastructure-Components let you create, start, and deploy a Serverless Isomorphic React App easily. These React-like components (e.g. <IsomorphicApp/>) seamlessly integrate the setup of your project with your own React components. They do all the technical configuration for you and thus, they enable you to concentrate on writing the business logic of your App.
Getting started with React is easy. For instance, create-react-app creates the project setup for you. But when you want to deploy your app, it gets harder.
Being able to create and deploy an isomorphic app is the first step if you want to become a full-stack developer.
Infrastructure-Components let you create, start, and also deploy your React-apps. So far, they let you create single-page apps, service-oriented-apps, and full-stack-apps. The latter support backend services and databases out of the box.
In this post, we’ll have a look at how you can even create an isomorphic React app, easily.
An isomorphic app complements your web-app with server-side-rendering. As a result, the user can see your app directly when the browser’s initial HTTP-request returns. She does not…
