angular-ssr

To enable server-side rendering and client hydration in an Angular application, add @angular/ssr to your project and use provideClientHydration. This setup prevents hydration pitfalls and improves initial load performance.

The best way to prevent duplicate HTTP requests during Angular SSR is to use TransferState. TransferState transfers server-fetched data to the client, avoiding redundant network calls and improving route-specific rendering behavior.

Yes, you can configure per-route render modes in Angular SSR. Hybrid rendering allows prerendering content-heavy routes for SEO while setting personalized dashboard routes to render client-side.

Angular SSR supports incremental hydration to balance performance and interactivity. You can progressively hydrate interactive widgets using deferrable views while keeping static content server-rendered.

Use ngSkipHydration during an Angular Universal migration when specific components encounter hydration pitfalls. It provides an opt-out mechanism to bypass client hydration for incompatible views.

You need platform checks like isPlatformServer and isPlatformBrowser in Angular SSR to handle environment-specific code. They ensure certain logic only executes on the server or client, preventing rendering errors.