Dynamic Rendering: Should You Still Use It?

How Dynamic Rendering WorksImplementing dynamic rendering can be challenging, resource-intensive, and time-consuming. Dynamic rendering is still an excellent match for large, JavaScript-heavy sites that constantly evolve – but only as a short-term fix. How To Use Dynamic Rendering As A WorkaroundAccording to Google, if your website is home to JavaScript-generated content unavailable to search engines, dynamic rendering can be used as a workaround to the problem. Dynamic rendering isn’t a viable long-term option, as it requires you to maintain two separate versions of your site. Dynamic rendering exists to correct web pages that don’t show up on search engine results pages, but we’d always recommend server-side rendering.