Chapter 10. Handling server/browser differences
This chapter covers
- Isolating environment-specific code
- Enabling routes that are used on only the browser or the server
- Using static methods to add headers and page metadata to each app route
- Implementing consistent usage of a user agent between the server and the browser
This chapter and the next cover a variety of topics that will help you deal with real-world cases that I’ve run into when building isomorphic apps. As you embark on building a production-ready app, you’ll often run into use cases that need special handling within the context of this type of architecture. Table 10.1 lists examples of these kinds of situations.
Table 10.1. Common problems and solutions within an isomorphic ...
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