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- SSR increases response times, and the overall load on your server
- SSR adds a meaningful amount of complexity to your application

If you've got an answer to the "Do I need SSR?" question, ask yourself if you need SSR in a PHP application. Benefits of rendering your app in a PHP runtime are:
If you've got an answor to the "Do I need SSR?" question, ask yourself if you need SSR in a PHP application. Benefits of rendering your app in a PHP runtime are:

- You can make use of your applications session & state
- Reduced infrastructure complexity because you don't need to maintain a node server
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Before getting started, lets review this library's core concepts.

If you want to render your JavaScript app, you'll need to call the `render` method on the `Renderer` class. `Renderer` has two dependencies: a `Resolve` and an `Engine`, which will respectively fetch the necessary server & client scripts, and execute the server script.
If you want to render your JavaScript app, you'll need to call the `render` method on the `Renderer` class. `Renderer` has two dependencies: a `Resolver` and an `Engine`, which will respectively fetch the necessary server & client scripts, and execute the server script.

#### Resolvers

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