Cassidy Williams • 12/2/2020

Next.js: Should I use SSR or SSG?

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This article explores the differences between Server-Side Rendering (SSR) and Static Site Generation (SSG) in Next.js. It details the benefits of SSG, such as faster load times and improved security, and the advantages of SSR for dynamic content and avoiding long build times. The article concludes by explaining how Next.js allows both methods in one project and mentions a Netlify plugin for deployment.

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