Rendering

Where the HTML is made decides what the host must run.

Rendering records where a page’s HTML is produced. Pages built ahead of time need only file hosting, pages rendered on request need a running server, and pages assembled in the browser shift work to the visitor’s device. A record carries every mode its documentation describes as supported, so a framework that can build static pages and also serve dynamic routes holds several. Libraries and tools that produce no pages carry no value here.

5 values in use. 140 records do not record this field. For a further 371 the question does not apply, so there is nothing to record.

• Static outputHTML built ahead of time, served as files.55 records
• On a serverHTML made per request by a running process.54 records
• In the browserThe browser builds the page from JavaScript.21 records
• Incremental regenerationStatic pages that rebuild themselves.2 records
• No pages, API onlyData out, pages made elsewhere.2 records