well of course, but no matter what you do a "server" takes increased load as traffic increases (maybe it's just cheaper and simpler if it's a managed cdn)
you always have the option with react on the server of returning a minimal skeleton and client rendering the rest. the point is you can make those decisions case-by-case
you always have the option with react on the server of returning a minimal skeleton and client rendering the rest. the point is you can make those decisions case-by-case