Compare SSR, SSG, and ISR trade-offs in meta-frameworks
What it tests: matching rendering modes to build time, freshness, and scale. Outline: contrast SSR per-request cost with SSG fast CDN delivery but stale content and long builds, then show ISR as lazy regeneration post-deploy.
What it tests: aligning rendering strategy with constraints like SEO, build duration, and freshness instead of defaulting to one mode. Outline: SSR avoids stale data but costs per request; SSG maximizes CDN speed yet requires full rebuilds and long builds at scale; ISR serves static HTML immediately then regenerates in the background after deployment, cutting the large-site build penalty. Red flag: conflating ISR with SSR or ignoring its need for platform support like Vercel's adapter.
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