angular-performance

Reduce Angular initial bundle size by implementing @defer blocks for on-demand component and route loading. This lazy loading strategy defers non-critical resources until they are needed, significantly speeding up initial load times.

Configure server-side rendering (SSR) with client hydration to generate HTML on the server and attach event listeners on the client. Choosing the right rendering strategy improves SEO and reduces time to interactive.

Fix slow Angular computations by applying performance best practices like pure pipes and memoization. This prevents unnecessary recalculation during change detection cycles, smoothing out runtime user experiences.

Yes, NgOptimizedImage works alongside lazy loaded components and routes managed by @defer blocks. Combining efficient image loading with deferred component rendering addresses multiple performance bottlenecks simultaneously.

Use client hydration instead of client-side rendering (CSR) when implementing server-side rendering (SSR) to avoid app flickering. Hydration reuses server-rendered DOM, whereas CSR rebuilds it entirely from scratch.