SSG (Static Site Generation)
A rendering strategy where HTML pages are generated at build time rather than on each request. The resulting static files are served from a CDN, making SSG sites extremely fast and cheap to host. Best suited for content that changes infrequently — blogs, documentation, marketing pages.
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SSR (Server-Side Rendering)
A rendering strategy where the server generates the full HTML for each page request before sending it to the browser. SSR improves initial load performance and SEO because search engines receive complete HTML instead of an empty shell that requires JavaScript to populate. Next.js (used by GenMB's frontend) supports SSR natively.
CDN (Content Delivery Network)
A distributed network of servers that delivers web content to users from the closest geographic location. GenMB uses esm.sh as a CDN for JavaScript module imports, allowing generated apps to load dependencies instantly without npm or build tools.
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