u/Chris_LYT

Hello folks,

I'm currently working on a website created with React + Vite + React Router v7 + Vercel hosting. Its currently deployed and running. The site has a home page and multiple pages (the most important is a blog with multiple articles with a different URL for each one).

My client priority is SEO, and for users to scroll through it and fill a contact form (made with EmailJS, no server setup was needed for this)

After configuring Google Search Console I found out that my SEO capabilities are a bit constrained with my current framework. This is mainly due to Vite being a SPA with a single index.html. I would benefit much more if I could render each page differently, and benefit from setting meta titles and descriptions for each of them, instead of relying with a generic one in the current index.html.

I've been reading a lot, and discussing with Claude Opus which suggested:

- Fast solution: implement plugins like vite-plugin-prerender

- Complex solution: migrate to next js, remix, vike, etc.

I would actually prefer to have real-world opinions from humans like you. I have the impression that using plugins on my current setup will feel "fragile", and I lean towards migrating to a framework with SSR, even if it takes more time.

1. What path would you choose? Pros and cons.
2. For each path, could you recommend different frameworks or plugins?
3. Possible outcomes and constraints for each path

I have used nextjs a couple of years ago, but as far as I know it changeed a lot and I find a lot of different opinions on this sub.

Thanks a lot, I would really appreciate your feedback!

Hi all. I have a Tromen (made in Argentina) 12000 (rated ~12,000 kcal, steel stove, double combustion). I read the manual but it’s very basic. I need help understanding the rear air lever (this is the only lever this unit has).

I've seen a lot of videos on this subreddit and I can't manage to make my fires look like them lol. Mainly, I cant see the 'dancing flame on top of the stove'.

My guess is that I'm using incorrectly the air lever? Or maybe I'm putting too little wood?

**What I do:**

- Start with paper, small sticks, then 1 quebracho blanco (soft, good flames, local wood) + 3-4 quebracho colorado (dense, long-lasting coals).

- Air lever wide open during startup, door closed.

- After ~30 min, good flames, I gradually close the lever to around 75% or 50%.

- If I close it completely (as some US forums suggest), the embers die down — so I keep it slightly open.

**Current situation (2 hours in):**

- Everything is strong orange embers, almost "neon" looking.

- Small flames dancing on top of the embers, but I NEVER see secondary combustion (dancing flames at the top of the firebox). Is that normal at this stage?

- Embers on the right side are much hotter/brighter than the left side (left looks duller).

**Questions:**

1. With strong orange embers, where should the air lever be? I’ve been trying 10–20% open (almost closed, but not fully). Is that correct?

2. To see secondary combustion, do I simply need to load more wood? Maybe 12,000 kcal is too big for my current 5–6 medium logs?

3. Any idea why the right side burns hotter? Air inlet design? Ashes buildup?

4. Could someone explain the "science" of the air lever for a large double-combustion stove like this? When fully closed, the fire dies — so clearly "fully closed" is wrong. What’s the real goal?

Draft is good, chimney recently cleaned. Wood is dry quebracho (very dense, local species).

Thanks in advance! I’m trying to move from "randomly guessing" to actually understanding this stove lol.

Alguien sabe qué onda? Si volverá pronto? Es una cagada porque viene así hace varios días y no se pueden ver los videos del campus, que estaban subidos a youtube, y son importantes para entender ciertos contenidos complicados.