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React is a JavaScript library used to create fast and interactive user interfaces for web applications.

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Next.js (V15, App router, SSR) does not render HTML as initially structured. It renders <template> tags inside the structure, and further in the source, the content in a hidden <div>. Thus,...
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Wasn't sure whether to post this in the legal stackexchange or the web development one- apologies if I've chosen wrong here. I am developing a mobile app and a website, where collected recommended ...
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I’m developing a website that offers free tools like converters, compressors, and calculators. My setup includes ASP.NET Core as the backend API and React.js for the frontend. While researching ways ...
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I'm developing a web application with a C# .NET core backend and am seeking insights into the SEO implications of choosing between legacy server-side rendering (SSR) and modern single-page application ...
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Is there any benefit from using all the services from 1 hosting provider (like Firebase) vs. mixing and matching? For example,: Option 1: I host my React app on Netlify, but use Firebase for ...
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I'm working on a gatsby based multilingual website. Each translation has its own root based on the language code. For example: Blog /en/blog /pl/blog /de/blog Contact /en/contact /pl/kontakt /de/...
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I have a static website created using the vite app. I know I can deploy my website on netlify, vercel or digitalocean app platform. However, these platforms offer only 100GB bandwidth and for extra ...
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I'm a beginner Front End dev and I'm currently planning to build a Portfolio for a friend which is going to get deeper in her illustration passion. I would like to practice my Frontend skills which I ...
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Google Bots crawl URLs by appending trailing 200 and false for all the article pages. I am unsure what the issue is here and why that is getting appended on every article page. I have tried scanning ...
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I'm asking question because most of the content will be loading in dynamically created html. I'm planning to develop an online store (a very small project) I'm planning to use React for the first time ...
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I have a WordPress hosted on WPMUdev that lives under example.com, and trying to move this WordPress installation to sub.example.com and set my react app on example.com. So I tried to move my website ...
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Currently my website only uses HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. I know that the React JS library is about 30 KB. I am wondering if that 30 KB will be downloaded from my server by every user who visits my ...
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Currently, we serve our site using SSR. On some parts of the site, we render components based on the screen size (mobile navbar for example). The SSR is serving the desktop version. So, Googlebot ...
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I would like to understand whether changing a website's link without refreshing will allow web crawlers to effectively parse my page, and aid in SEO. I have a website, with a dropdown menu where you ...
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Frameworks like Vue.js or React.js hide most things in their source code and only javascript code remains. So H1 tags, img tags, paragraphs, in short, most things related to technical seo do not ...
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