Dynamic server-side rendering using headless Chrome
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Dynamic server-side rendering using headless Chrome
A powerful UI framework for Google Flutter.
Improve your React ⚛️ app performance by using Dynamic Rendering, Progressive Rendering or Static Rendering
🔌⚡ Nuxt module to prune html before sending it to the browser (it removes elements matching CSS selector(s)), useful for boosting performance showing a different HTML for bots/audits by removing all the scripts with dynamic rendering
Dynamically prerender pages for bots and crawlers, with Lambda@Edge, S3 and CloudFront. No more need for isomorphic/server-side rendering!
The official repo of NuekJS
Vk-hpp-based Vulkan engine for learning and experimenting with DSL-driven RenderGraph and frame-orchestrated design.
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A high performance prerender serverless function.
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🌟 Welcome to the 🍽️Little Lemon Reservation System! This modern 🌐web application enhances the reservation experience for the 🍋 Little Lemon restaurant, making it 👥user-friendly and responsive.
Node server that uses Headless Chrome to render a javascript-rendered page as HTML. To be used in conjunction with prerender middleware.
A minimalist email client app inspired by Outlook. It displays emails in a list with a dynamic body view, supports marking emails as favorites or read/unread, and allows filtering by status. The app fetches data from an API and features a responsive & clean UI.
Dockerized Rendertron with ENV variables configuration
This is an e-commerce application that shows a list of products and allow them to add in a virtual cart.
VEDR - A fullstack dynamic rendering boilerplate based in MEVN stack
This project demonstrates a responsive navigation menu with submenus using React. It includes a global context for managing the sidebar state and dynamic rendering of submenus based on the data provided.
Project N°5 of the Code 15 React Projects series made by FreeCodeCamp. Here we have learned React Hooks such as useState, useEffect and Conditional Rendering.
Instantly view your current location's weather on the left side of the screen. Explore weather conditions for any city with a built-in search feature, dynamically changing the background and icon to reflect the current weather.
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