daniel added a comment.

When rendering the page, index.php knows the exact data that needs to be rendered already, correct? If so, it can send that to the client, and then based on whether JS/SW is available or not, the client either renders it or sends a request to the service which sits behind Varnish. Or am I missing something.

That works, but defies the purpose. The idea is to present a default rendering to clients that don't have JS enabled (or no sufficiently current JS support). That rendering should be generated by the same vue.js code that does the rendering on the client.

Clients that do have JS support will ask the API for different data (based on user language settings, for logged in users) and will re-render the term box based on that. No server side rendering required.


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