Nicolas Quiroz
Nicolas Quiroz2mo ago

How stable is SSR?

I'm planning to use convex but SSR is a deal breaker for me. I'm aware it is supported, but hwo stable is it? Is it almost ready/stable?
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Convex Bot2mo ago
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()2mo ago
Convex, SSR? Convex is the backend, but they also have the react implementation but then the question is how stable is react SSR
erquhart
erquhart2mo ago
The docs have guides covering regular use, including SSR, of TanStack Start and Next.js.
Nicolas Quiroz
Nicolas QuirozOP2mo ago
I mean, the usage of convex in react SSR How stable is the usage is of convex in SSR since the docs say its still in beat
ballingt
ballingt2mo ago
each framework does it differently, what framework are you using? Works in Svelte with initialData, works in Start and Next as linked above. Yeah it's stable/ready, but especially in Start where we have the tools to make it more automatic it could be better At least by the time Start is stable we'll have demos of this, really getting exciting about Start leaving beta
Nicolas Quiroz
Nicolas QuirozOP2mo ago
I'm ussing NextJS
Nicolas Quiroz
Nicolas QuirozOP2mo ago
According to this: https://docs.convex.dev/client/react/nextjs/server-rendering It's still in beta, so I want to know how beta is it
Next.js Server Rendering | Convex Developer Hub
Next.js automatically renders both Client and Server Components on the server
ballingt
ballingt2mo ago
Ah got it, it's still marked beta because we think we can come up with an even better approach, but we won't be removing these APIs.

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