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Why Server-Side Rendering

Understand SSR benefits for SEO and speed.

What Is SSR

Server-Side Rendering (SSR) runs your Angular app on the server to produce fully rendered HTML for each request. The browser receives meaningful markup immediately instead of an empty shell.

The CSR Problem

A pure client-rendered (CSR) app ships an almost empty index.html plus JavaScript. Users and crawlers see a blank page until the bundle downloads, parses, and runs. SSR fixes that first-paint gap.

All lessons in this course

  1. Why Server-Side Rendering
  2. Setting Up Angular SSR
  3. Server Routes and Rendering Modes
  4. Transferring State to the Client
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