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CSR (Client Side Rendering) – is a web rendering technique where content is generated on the client side, that is, on the user's side, rather than on the server. In this approach, the entire process of generating HTML, CSS, and JavaScript occurs in the user's browser.
CSR is used to improve the performance of websites and add interactivity for the end user. This allows for the creation of more dynamic web applications.
How to distinguish CSR from SSR (Server Side Rendering)?
CSR and SSR are two different content rendering strategies. In SSR, content is generated on the server before it is delivered to the browser, while in CSR, the generation occurs on the client side.
What advantages does CSR have compared to SSR?
One of the main advantages of CSR is the ability to load only the necessary data, which helps reduce page load time and improve user experience.
Example of CSR
To better understand CSR, one can mention modern web applications that have smooth transitions between pages and dynamically update without a full reload. For example, social networks, where new posts are loaded while scrolling down the page without reloading the page.
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