An easy way to apply hybrid rendering (SSG and SSR) with Sitecore and Next.js, you can utilize different routes and configurations.
First, for your default routes, you can leverage static site generation (SSG) by keeping the [[...path]].tsx
file. This allows you to pre-render pages at build time and serve them as static HTML files. This approach is ideal for pages that do not require real-time data and can be cached for improved performance.
However, if you have specific routes or pages that require server-side rendering (SSR) to handle dynamic content or data fetching, you can create sub-routes or specific paths to cater to these scenarios. For example, you can create a route like pages/account/[[...path]].tsx
and configure it to use SSR. This way, when a user accesses this route, the server will generate the page on the fly, incorporating real-time data or executing server-side logic before sending the response to the client.
But these solutions may vary according to the needs of your project.