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SSR and SSG in Web Components

As front-end developers, we eventually face a common challenge: how to distribute features in a tech-agnostic way. When systems grow — especially in large organizations — it becomes necessary to integrate features built by different teams, sometimes even from different companies. The result? A mix of technologies and frameworks coexisting in the same ecosystem. So how do we share features effectively in such environments? One powerful option is to use Web Components, especially when trying to stay framework-independent. And that’s where the real conversation begins.

Apr 19, 2025 - 07:12
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SSR and SSG in Web Components

As front-end developers, we eventually face a common challenge: how to distribute features in a tech-agnostic way.

When systems grow — especially in large organizations — it becomes necessary to integrate features built by different teams, sometimes even from different companies. The result? A mix of technologies and frameworks coexisting in the same ecosystem.

So how do we share features effectively in such environments?

One powerful option is to use Web Components, especially when trying to stay framework-independent. And that’s where the real conversation begins.

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