Partial Hydration
Partial hydration is a rendering strategy in which only specific interactive portions of a server-rendered page are hydrated with JavaScript on the client, while the rest of the page remains static HTML. It reduces the amount of JavaScript shipped and executed compared to hydrating an entire page.
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Partial Hydration
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