<ul><li>Server-Side Rendering (SSR) is when a web page is generated on the server and then sent to the client as a fully formed HTML page. SSR improves SEO and initial load times but can be slower for subsequent interactions.</li><li>Client-Side Rendering (CSR) sends a minimal HTML shell to the browser, and the browser uses JavaScript to render the page. CSR allows for faster interactions after the initial load but may feel slower initially.</li><li>SSR is ideal for sites focusing on SEO and fast initial load times, while CSR is better for interactivity and dynamic content.</li><li>Both SSR and CSR have their advantages, and a mix of both can be used depending on the requirements of the website or application.</li></ul>

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