Consider this Angular SSR scenario: The server renders a page with dynamic data. What happens if the client-side Angular app fails to bootstrap after SSR?

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Angular - Server-Side Rendering

AThe app switches to offline mode

BThe page reloads automatically to fix the issue

CThe page remains static and user interactions won't work

DThe server re-renders the page continuously

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Understand SSR and client bootstrap
SSR sends a pre-rendered page, but Angular on the client must bootstrap to enable interactivity.
Step 2: Identify consequence of bootstrap failure
If client Angular fails to bootstrap, the page stays static and user actions won't respond.
Final Answer:
The page remains static and user interactions won't work -> Option C
Quick Check:
Bootstrap failure means no interactivity = D [OK]

Quick Trick: Without client bootstrap, SSR page is static [OK]

Common Mistakes:

Assuming page reloads automatically
Thinking server keeps re-rendering endlessly
Believing app switches offline by itself

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Consider this Angular SSR scenario: The server renders a page with dynamic data. What happens if the client-side Angular app fails to bootstrap after SSR?

Step 1: Understand SSR and client bootstrap

Step 2: Identify consequence of bootstrap failure

Final Answer:

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