Скачать или смотреть Episode 24/27: SSR Hybrid Rendering & Full SSR Guide

We got a new RFC focusing on "hybrid rendering" and a full SSR guide.

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Although Angular 18.1 was released this week (coverage will follow in the next episode), a new RFC lays out future features for SSR.
The RFC foresees a separate router configuration file where we can define the rendering strategy per route. That could be pre-rendering (the rendering happens already during the build), SSR (rendering occurs on the server on demand), or client-side rendering (no SSR; in the browser). That's also why this RFC is called "hybrid rendering," not to be confused with hybrid change detection, which we have since Angular 18.

Pre-rendering will also allow users to define the routes dynamically via an asynchronous function. The RFC should fix some issues that users raised in the past.

RFC means that we are all invited to provide feedback.


Alan Agius, the creator of the RFC, also mentioned that File-Based routing, as we find it in Analog, is not off the table but a topic for the future.

https://github.com/angular/angular/di...

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We stay with SSR.

Alexander Thalhammer has written an article that covers everything you need to know when you want to start using SSR.

Starting with the configuration, how to debug it, and things you have to be aware of. For example, the two render hooks that only run on the browser and how to work around the missing document or window object on the server.

He also mentions the meta-framework analog and how SSR and Micro Frontends work together.

https://www.angulararchitects.io/blog...