2021-01-15 UTC
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[Murray] webmentions and just rebuilds the relevant page/pages). And then there's Next's route, which could be argued to no longer be an SSG 😄 Effectively, you can set Next up to fully server-side render pages, but then it will cache a static page for a certain time. The first user therefore gets SSR, but if someone else visits that page they get SSG (effectively). That's been super useful for us at my work, but it's probably so far away from what