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sota-web-frameworks

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State-of-the-art engineering rules (2026) for the JavaScript SSR meta-frameworks: React 19 + Next.js (App Router, React Server Components, Server Actions) and Vue 3 + Nuxt 4 (Nitro server routes, composables) — plus the cross-cutting concerns of server rendering: hydration correctness, SSR state serialization, the server/client trust boundary, and framework-specific security and CVEs. Use when building or auditing any React/Next or Vue/Nuxt app — components, RSC/client boundaries, Server Actions or Nitro routes, data fetching and caching, hydration mismatches, SSR/SSG/ISR strategy, or framework CVE exposure. Complements sota-javascript-typescript, sota-frontend-design, sota-code-security, and sota-performance. Trigger keywords: React, Next.js, App Router, React Server Components, RSC, Server Actions, use client, use server, Vue, Nuxt, Nitro, Pinia, composable, script setup, SSR, hydration, hydration mismatch, use cache, PPR, ISR, proxy.ts, middleware, useFetch, useState, runtimeConfig, CSP nonce, devalue.

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