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Client-Side Rendering involves loading a basic HTML file and then using JavaScript to render and populate the content on the user's browser. This means that most of the rendering work is done on the client's side

React and Next.js are both excellent choices for building web applications, and the decision between them depends on your project requirements and performance goals. React provides a solid foundation...

React Fragments optimize the rendering process, resulting in better performance. By minimizing the number of DOM nodes, Fragments reduce the impact on rendering