angular-ssr

To set up Angular SSR, install the tooling with ng add @angular/ssr, configure server rendering in src/app/app.config.server.ts, and define server routes to render dynamically or prerender static content.

Handling browser-only APIs during Angular SSR requires client-safe implementation strategies to avoid hydration pitfalls in large apps, ensuring code only executes in the browser when necessary to prevent server errors.

Prerendering static routes in Angular SSR generates HTML at build time via server routes configuration, improving initial load performance and SEO without requiring dynamic server-side rendering for every request.

Yes, configuring hydration strategies is done by integrating @angular/ssr with server.ts, main.server.ts, and app.config.server.ts to ensure correct render modes and fast hydration behavior across Angular v20+ projects.

Angular hydration failures often stem from incorrect server route configurations or improperly handling browser-only APIs, which disrupt the render mode consistency needed between the server and client renders.

Yes, app.config.server.ts is required to configure server rendering logic and define prerendering or dynamic SSR behavior, ensuring proper integration with @angular/ssr for Angular v20+ projects.