Streaming SSR
See original GitHub issueReact 16 introduced streaming server-side rendering, allowing Node servers to improve the TTFB and respond better to backpressure. Unfortunately, how react-helmet works at the moment it doesn’t lend itself to streaming at all since the document.head
is already at the client by the time helmet knows what meta tags to inject.
I wanted to kick off a discussion about how dynamic meta tags could work in this new streaming world. Has anybody given this any thought?
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I’m using https://github.com/NYTimes/react-helmet-async very happily!
Nopesies, the browser already has that part so you can’t change it anymore. That’s what this issue is about… 😉