Prerenderöinnin

Prerenderöinnin, also known as pre-rendering, is a web development technique where web pages are generated as static HTML files at build time rather than on demand by a server. This means that when a user requests a page, the server simply sends the pre-built HTML file, significantly reducing the time it takes for the page to load in the browser.

The process typically involves a build tool or framework that fetches data and renders the page's components into a static HTML file. This static file is then served directly to the user. This contrasts with traditional server-side rendering (SSR) where the server dynamically generates the HTML for each request, or client-side rendering (CSR) where the browser downloads JavaScript and renders the page itself.

Prerenderöinnin offers several advantages, most notably improved performance. By serving static files, it eliminates server processing time and reduces the amount of JavaScript the browser needs to download and execute initially. This leads to faster initial page loads, a better user experience, and improved SEO as search engine crawlers can easily index the pre-rendered content.

However, prerenderöinnin is best suited for pages with content that doesn't change frequently. For highly dynamic or personalized content, other rendering strategies might be more appropriate. Static site generators (SSGs) are a common tool used to implement prerenderöinnin, generating entire websites as collections of static files.