Angular - Server-Side RenderingYou want to improve SEO by pre-rendering multiple Angular routes with Angular Universal. Which approach is best?AUse client-side Angular routing only without server renderingBManually save HTML files from the browser after navigationCUse Angular Universal's prerender builder to generate static HTML for routesDDisable Angular Universal and rely on meta tags onlyCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand prerendering conceptPrerendering generates static HTML for routes at build time improving SEO.Step 2: Identify Angular Universal prerender toolAngular Universal provides a prerender builder to automate this process.Final Answer:Use Angular Universal's prerender builder to generate static HTML for routes -> Option CQuick Check:Best SEO = prerender builder static HTML [OK]Quick Trick: Use prerender builder for SEO-friendly static pages [OK]Common Mistakes:Trying manual HTML saving which is error-proneRelying only on client routing without SSRDisabling Universal loses SSR benefits
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