angular-ssr

Configure server-side rendering and hydration for Angular v20+ apps.

Updated Aug 23, 2026
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Skill: angular-ssr
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Command: npx skills add https://github.com/kizzz/eleon-client --skill angular-ssr-kizzz

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

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What problem does it solve?

Enables server-side rendering and hydration for Angular v20+ applications using the Angular SSR tooling, improving initial load performance and SEO by rendering content on the server and hydrating on the client.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • SSR configuration and integration with ng add @angular/ssr
  • Hydration strategies and prerendering of static routes
  • Handling browser-only APIs safely in a unified codebase Use cases include prerendered marketing pages, dynamic routes with server rendering, and SEO-friendly content delivery.

Quick Start

Add SSR to an existing Angular project using ng add @angular/ssr.

Frequently Asked Questions about angular-ssr

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I add server-side rendering to an existing Angular project?

Add server-side rendering to an Angular project by running ng add @angular/ssr. This configures SSR, sets up hydration, and integrates server routes to render content on the server and hydrate on the client.

Does Angular server-side rendering support prerendering static routes?

Yes, Angular server-side rendering supports prerendering static routes. This generates static HTML for marketing pages at build time, improving initial load performance and delivering SEO-friendly content without runtime server computation.

How do I safely handle browser-only APIs with Angular SSR?

Handle browser-only APIs safely in an Angular SSR setup by using Angular's unified codebase patterns. This prevents server-side execution errors by guarding browser-specific logic so it only runs during client hydration.

What is hydration in Angular server-side rendering?

Hydration in Angular server-side rendering is the process of attaching event listeners to server-rendered HTML. It improves performance by reusing existing DOM nodes instead of rebuilding the application on the client.

Do I need Angular v20 or higher to use server-side rendering and hydration?

Yes, you need Angular v20 or higher. The server-side rendering configuration, hydration strategies, and @angular/ssr tooling integration are specifically designed for Angular v20+ projects.

Why use prerendering instead of dynamic server rendering for Angular marketing pages?

Use prerendering for Angular marketing pages to generate static HTML at build time. This approach delivers SEO-friendly content and faster initial loads compared to dynamic server rendering, which requires runtime computation.