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My React prototype has server side rendering for anonymous users (view-source:https://nomad.wmflabs.org/wiki/San%20Francisco) - logged in users just use JS, so this is not a problem and there would be no need to write HTML twice as @Jan_Dittrich points out. @TheDJ practically speaking this could be achieved by setting up a REST endpoint that returns HTML e.g. https://en.wikipedia.org/api/rest_v1/page/html/San_Francisco - only that HTML would include script/style tags (possibly to ResourceLoader urls or static urls). For JS rendering you could either use the same endpoint or a json version e.g. https://en.wikipedia.org/api/rest_v1/page/json/San_Francisco
@Magnus that is indeed awesome and demonstrates how easy this can be. Add the Wikidata shell around that and you won't know the difference about what you're using - but I imagine it can be a lot snappier. I'm looking forward to perusing the code. The benefit of using JS only is it lends itself better to service workers - so offline experiences and offline editing are real possibilities.
Really want to spend some solid time hacking on this kind of experience!
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