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this will require your frontend server to run in node.js, but IMO its far better than pretending to render react components in the JVM
I see, thanks. I don't think I want to run node.js though. I'm migrating from Rum and would prefer some SSR support like UIx has.
if you would like to do SSR on the JVM then you would essentially have to recreate React in Clojure (or Java)
this can lead to a bunch of hydration mismatches and subtle bugs so I do not recommend it
its always better to stick with the official React Server API or use a framework built on top of it (like Next.js)