How you can see in React manual (ReactDOMServer):
If you call ReactDOM.render() on a node that already has this server-rendered markup, React will preserve it and only attach event handlers, allowing you to have a very performant first-load experience.
So does it mean that if I use static index.html in which I just include my react app js file I don't have to use server-side rendering?
Btw which of react-app architecture better for SEO?
Thanks for you answers!
In theory, it's true that you can use static index.html. React will try to render the page on the client side and update your html. This has become much easier to do with React 15 as you no longer need to maintain data-reactid attributes.
Nonetheless, I'd recommend using SSR (server side rendering) because it makes life easier. Granted, it takes effort to set up but it's beneficial. You also get to make use of server side routing, critical path css, and more.
If you want SEO, universal apps are the way to go. Two excellent architectures are:
Good luck!
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