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Hi , These contents are highly informative. Could you please share the presentations shown in the videos ?

In the SSR section, it mentions that the page will be interactive from the start. However, this is not entirely correct. The page becomes interactive only after hydration, when the client-side JavaScript takes over and attaches event listeners and dynamic functionality to the server-rendered HTML. Without hydration, the page remains static and non-interactive.

Your video here is really valuable not just because it gives a great self practice method but its also a way to ease into System Design study itself. I couldnt get myself to start big huge videos or buy courses. I'm really short on time though. I'm a developer with 3 years of scattered stack experience but i need to get somewhere solid before new year's 😅 and it suggested 10 applications already.

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What is the most common way to defer CSS and js in 2024. can you recommend some articles I can read about it?

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can you provide a link for the slides please?, i want to review them later

What should be in focus if we want to prepare for Data/API, caching topics related to front end design?

Exact road map for system design ( is coding required for system design)

Thank you so much for the great explanation in this video! But what about DRM? How can I protect my on-demand streaming video from being stolen? Also, should I implement HLS/DASH and DRM myself, or is it better to subscribe to a service?

In terms of dealing with scaling either Redis pub/sub or Kafka

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in 17:40 I think the build-time definition is not quite right. build time is the process before the project is served to the server not to the client.

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Hi, thank you for the detailed video explanation, just a request can you share the images as slides, so that we have a reference for future.

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Great explanation. Is it possible to get the slides of the video

How about scaling in server side rendered application, don't we need to worry about traffic there?

Notes: ## Introduction - Web rendering includes steps from user opening a site to full page display - Key steps: DNS lookup, HTTP request, HTML parsing, CSS parsing, JavaScript execution - Different rendering approaches exist due to varied site requirements ## Key Metrics 1. Time to First Byte (TTFB): Time between clicking a link and first content byte loading 2. First Contentful Paint (FCP): Time when any part of page content is rendered 3. Largest Contentful Paint (LCP): Time until largest image/text block is rendered 4. Total Blocking Time (TBT): Measures main thread blocking during page load ## Business Considerations - Types of applications: - B2B (Business-to-Business) - B2C (Business-to-Consumer) - Internal Tools - Profit Centers vs. Cost Centers ## Rendering Patterns ### 1. Server-Side Rendering (SSR) - Types: Dynamic SSR, Static Site Generation (SSG) - Advantages: - Fast time to content - Good SEO - Improved Core Web Vitals - Disadvantages: - Full page reloads - Increased server load - More complex server configuration ### 2. Static Site Generation (SSG) - Generates static HTML files during build time - Advantages: - Fast load times - Reduced server load - Good SEO - Disadvantages: - Limited to static content - Frequent rebuilds for content updates ### 3. Client-Side Rendering (CSR) - Renders content in the browser using JavaScript - Advantages: - Smooth user experience - Easier development and maintenance - Reduced server load - Disadvantages: - Poor SEO (if not mitigated) - Slower initial load - Performance issues on low-power devices ### 4. Hydration - Process of making server-side rendered static HTML interactive - Types: - Full Hydration - Partial/Selective Hydration - Progressive Hydration - Island Architecture - Challenges: - Uncanny Valley effect - "One app for the price of two" problem ### 5. Resumability - Recovers application state without re-executing components on client-side - Implemented in Qwik framework - Solves "one app for the price of two" problem ### 6. Pre-rendering - Creates SEO-friendly single-page applications - Serves different versions for users and web crawlers - Advantages: - Good SEO for SPAs - Smooth single-page experience - Disadvantages: - More complex setup - Higher server load ## Advanced Techniques 1. Code Splitting 2. Preloading 3. Lazy Loading 4. Application Shell Architecture 5. Trimorphic Rendering (combines SSR, CSR, and Service Workers) ## Choosing the Right Approach Consider: - Website vs. Web Application - Static vs. Dynamic content - SEO requirements - Initial loading time importance - UI responsiveness needs - Budget constraints - Offline support requirements Use the decision tree provided in the lecture to guide your choice. ## Use Cases 1. Social Network: SSR with Hydration (Progressive/Island Architecture) 2. Dashboard: Client-Side Rendering with optimization techniques 3. Marketplace (e.g., Amazon): SSR or SSR with Hydration Remember to always consider specific project requirements and constraints when choosing a rendering pattern.

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can you please share the slides that you have used in the video. Thanks for free knowledge.

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Is there a way to filter out the breathing noise? It's hurting my ears. :'(

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