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SSR Inside NGINX with njs: From Experiment to Production Reality

NGINX already serves 39% of the world's top million websites. Now imagine it rendering your SSR HTML on the fly, sans Node.js bloat.

NGINX server configuration screen showing njs SSR runtime generating HTML

⚡ Key Takeaways

  • SSR boils down to server-sent HTML—njs in NGINX nails the essence without Node.js overhead. 𝕏
  • Constraints like sync-only rendering boost predictability and debuggability. 𝕏
  • This infra-first approach blurs frontend/infra lines, hinting at edge SSR's future. 𝕏
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