[Solved] What happens to Angular app interactivity after the server sends the SSR HTML to the browser? — Ans: Angular bootstraps on the client to make the app interactive | Angular

Angular - Server-Side Rendering

What happens to Angular app interactivity after the server sends the SSR HTML to the browser?

AAngular bootstraps on the client to make the app interactive

BThe app remains static and cannot respond to user actions

CThe server handles all user interactions remotely

DThe browser reloads the page to enable interactivity

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Recall SSR hydration process
After SSR HTML loads, Angular bootstraps on the client to add interactivity.
Step 2: Evaluate options
Only Angular bootstraps on the client to make the app interactive correctly describes client-side bootstrapping for interactivity.
Final Answer:
Angular bootstraps on the client to make the app interactive -> Option A
Quick Check:
SSR hydration = client bootstraps Angular [OK]

Quick Trick: SSR HTML + client bootstrapping = interactive app [OK]

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