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Hi everyone, I'm trying to decide which front-end tool, that will likely use server-side rendering (SSR), in hopes it'll be faster. The end-user will upload a document and they see text output on their screen (like SaaS or microservice). I read that Gatsby can also do SSR. Also want to add a headless CMS that is easy to use.
Backend is in Go . Open to ideas. Thank you.
If your purpose is plain simply to upload a file which can handle by backend service than Gatsby is good enough assuming you have other content pages which will benefit from faster page loads for those Headless CMS driven pages. But if you have more logical/functional aspects like deciding content/personalization at server side of web application than choose NextJS.
As a Frontend Developer I wanted something simple to generate static websites with technology I am familiar with.
GatsbyJS
was in the stack I am familiar with, does not need any other languages / package managers and allows quick content deployment in pure
HTML
or
Markdown
(what you prefer for a project). It also does not require you to understand a theming engine if you need a custom design.
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