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An alternative to server-side rendering is [[Static site generator|static site generation]]. With server-side rendering, the page is generally assembled on the server once per each request. By contrast, with static site generation, the application generates all the static HTML pages at build time. These pre-built pages are then sent to the client at each request, without having to build them again. This leads to faster rendering times, since a new page doesn't have to be generated on every request; the server simply hands over a file it already generated in the past. The downside is that when some data on the page changes, it needs to be rebuilt. Examples of static site generation tools are [[Jekyll (software)|Jekyll]] and [[Gatsby (software)|Gatsby]]. Sites generated by static site generation tools are often hosted on [[Netlify]], [[Vercel]] or [[GitHub]] pages.
== See also ==
* [[Client-side scripting]]
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