You're tasked with optimizing a Next.js application. The application has some pages that rarely change and others that need real-time data. How would you handle the rendering of these pages for optimal performance?
- Use client-side rendering (CSR) for all pages to enable fast and dynamic updates.
- Use server-side rendering (SSR) for all pages to ensure consistent rendering performance across the application.
- Use static site generation (SSG) for all pages to optimize performance regardless of data requirements.
- Use static site generation (SSG) for the pages that rarely change and server-side rendering (SSR) for the pages that need real-time data.
To optimize a Next.js application with pages that have different data requirements, you can use static site generation (SSG) for the pages that rarely change, as this pre-renders these pages at build time for optimal performance. For pages that need real-time data, you can use server-side rendering (SSR) to ensure the content is always up to date. Using SSR for all pages may introduce unnecessary server load and latency. CSR is not ideal for SEO and initial load times.
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