Choosing Per‑Route Rendering Modes in Nuxt 3 with Route Rules
Learn how to use Nuxt 3 Route Rules to serve SSR, SSG, or CSR per route, improve FCP and SEO, and avoid common pitfalls.
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Learn how to use Nuxt 3 Route Rules to serve SSR, SSG, or CSR per route, improve FCP and SEO, and avoid common pitfalls.
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The goal is to determine whether a single component that fails to hydrate in an Astro application causes the entire page to lose interactivity when the project is built with output: server instead of output: static. In static builds, hydration mismatches are rare because there is no client‑side JavaScript, but SSR introduces a boundary where environment‑depe