Angular can be used to implement microfrontends with server-side rendering (SSR) by using the technique of lazy loading. In this approach, each microfrontend is developed as a separate Angular application and is loaded asynchronously on the client-side as needed.
To implement SSR, Angular provides the Angular Universal module that allows the application to be rendered on the server-side. This module can be used to render each microfrontend separately and stitch them together at runtime.
The steps to implement microfrontends with SSR are as follows:
By using this approach, each microfrontend can be developed and deployed independently of the others, allowing for greater flexibility and scalability. Additionally, by rendering the application on the server-side, the initial load time can be reduced, improving the user experience.
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