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Why is ssr not always used?
Hello, I recently discovered Nuxt.js, and now I don’t quite understand why use regular vue (no matter how strange it sounds) without nuxt? After all, ssr gives undoubted advantages. When should you use nuxt and when should you use vanilla vue?
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SSR is such a crutch for SEO. Yes, fast first boot, blah blah blah, but this is a negligible speedup. The only reason is SEO.
Everyone doesn't need SSR because everyone doesn't need SEO. SSR also loads the server well. Why do it? Instead, it is better to evenly load thousands of client browsers than to buy more servers.
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