#Server-Side-Rendering
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Hydration and Incremental Hydration in Angular
The article explains hydration in SSR apps as client activation of server-rendered HTML, then shows how Angular 19 adds incremental hydration to trigger interactivity only when needed.
If not SPAs, What?
The article maps four alternatives to SPA-centric development: opinionated full-stack frameworks, Turbolinks, server-side-state frameworks, and small progressive-enhancement libraries.
Client-side MVC's Major Bug
Tim Kadlec argues that client-side MVC frameworks often become the main performance bottleneck, especially on first load, and that they need server-side rendering to avoid hurting reach and stability.