Saying goodbye to static generation

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3y ago 59:50

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Sam and Ryan chat about their recent work migrating Build UI from a statically generated site to a run-time server-rendered app using Next.js. They talk about their past experience working on server-rendered apps, the problems that static sites were created to solve, and the tradeoffs involved within the static-to-dynamic continuum.

Topics include:

0:00 - Intro
2:05 - How we built EmberMap with SSR + caching buckets with Redis
8:36 - How we launched Build UI as a static site with dynamic workarounds
13:15 - The problem with static-only sites
14:50 - First potential solution: client-side rendering of dynamic data
18:01 - Second potential solution: multiple versions of each page
25:25 - Third potential solution: run-time server rendering
35:44 - Why we left static
39:55 - Details and challenges of moving to getServerSideProps

Links:

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