Speeding up React server-side rendering with ESX (sponsored by NearForm)
React is a hugely popular frontend framework that revolutionized the frontend development world. React is built primarily for the browser, while Node has fundamentally different operational constraints to the browser. And it has become painfully clear that React’s server-side rendering is a performance bottleneck for web backends around the world.
David Clements demonstrates a very simple solution that can be dropped into preexisting React applications to significantly improve server-side rendering throughput.
This session is sponsored by NearForm.
What you'll learn
- Discover how to significantly improve React's server-side rendering

David Clements
NearForm
David Mark Clements is a principal architect at NearForm, a Node.js performance specialist, and the author of Node Cookbook, now in its third edition. David has been coding, speaking, and writing about Node.js since Node 0.4 and has worked with frontend JavaScript for 20 years. Of note among David’s open source contributions is Pino, the fastest Node.js logger available and 0x, a JavaScript stack profiling tool.
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