page-transition-and-rendering-flow

Prevent hydration mismatches by adopting a safe hydration pattern that avoids writing to global state atoms during the render cycle. This ensures server-provided path data aligns with client route transitions without triggering render-time state updates.

The SSR-to-client rendering flow maps the end-to-end data transfer from server-side rendering to client navigation. It details how dynamic route entries pass SSR props to hydration hooks, which then synchronize global atoms to maintain invariant rendering.

Synchronize global atoms during route transitions by using prescribed hydration hooks to perform atomic updates. This method safely bridges SSR props and client state management, ensuring data consistency without causing render-time state updates.

Render-time state updates after hydration occur when global atoms are written to during the render phase. Following a hydration-safe pattern that defers state synchronization to hooks prevents these render-time update errors.

Yes, shallow routing works with server-provided path data when implementing route transitions. The skill defines concrete requirements for using shallow routing alongside atomic updates to maintain invariant rendering across navigations.