Hello everyone, We successfully upgraded to Meteor 3 recently at Orderlion - great job dear Meteor team with this, it worked really well! We have certain pages/routes, where SEO and loading time really matter. For these few routes, we would love to use React SSR. I made something like this work: …

In an ideal scenario, the SSR pages should be served with code-splitting so the SSR routes have smaller bundles. But since you are technically splitting your app into 2 (Meteor app and React app), it might be better to use Nextjs or Gatsby to serve your React SSR pages since you do not need Meteor …

I also want to use meteor v3 + react and have SSR but looks like the solution is to have another project just for that. I’ll keep using meteor for my dashboard and I’ll create another project with astro which will consume the same db as the meteor app.

SSR is possible with React 18 (canary version). The use function is available in upcoming React 19 [image] SSR with Meteor.callAsync help Good News! SSR works with the following: Meteor 2.14 Using Meteor.callAsync() React Router 6.21 React 18.3.0-canary-…

Thanks everyone. So, unfortunately, I need to create a separate app (.e.g with nextjs) and somehow manage the routing myself. I already feared that this would be the answer haha Is there no other way in somehow maybe using webpack inside a meteor project to bundle React and the necessary component…

[image] klabauter: We have certain pages/routes, where SEO and loading time really matter. You can use a prerendering service and remove this headache. With Ostrio ( @dr.dimitru ) 10.000 renders is cheaper than having your own Prerender server in AWS. I need my own prerender server because I ne…

True indeed. @paulishca thank you for the mention

Is Ostrio roughly equivalent in terms of speed, to the Galaxy Prerender service?

SSR React components on certain routes

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rjdavid November 19, 2024, 1:49am 4

SSR is possible with React 18 (canary version). The use function is available in upcoming React 19