Learn how server-side rendering, Static Site Generation and partial hydration in Angular 18 are allowing developers to optimize better than ever.

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Learn how Angular 18 leverages server-side rendering (SSR), Static Site Generation (SSG), and partial hydration to optimize web applications for better performance, SEO, and user experience. SSR enables rendering on the server for faster initial load times, while SSG generates static HTML during build time. Angular 18 also introduces partial hydration, allowing specific parts of an application to be interactive only when needed, further enhancing performance.

Angular Basics: SSR, SSG and Partial Hydration in Angular 18