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It would be cool to see an example page/application that uses server-side rendering with angular-universal. It would be interesting to see how that might live with-in the context of the rest of the application.
...or something that uses the AppShell strategy, as enterprise applications sometime need to load to much data initially before it can start rendering a page.
Might not be a real use-case... just an idea.
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This is a very good idea. Typically a sprawling enterprise application suite will have mostly internal applications running off fast networks where server-side rendering is not so important; but also some public facing applications where it is potentially very important.
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It would be cool to see an example page/application that uses server-side rendering with angular-universal. It would be interesting to see how that might live with-in the context of the rest of the application.
...or something that uses the AppShell strategy, as enterprise applications sometime need to load to much data initially before it can start rendering a page.
Might not be a real use-case... just an idea.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: