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Ship the Angular app your team already understands. Keep its routes, forms, and service layers, with infrastructure handled by Shipped.
Host your production Angular build
Publish a browser build as a static site, or deploy the server output when your Angular application uses server rendering. Set up routing to suit that output and check direct links into the app. Shipped handles the domain, HTTPS, and deployment URL around your chosen application structure.
Connect the services behind each workflow
An Angular application often sits in front of business APIs and authenticated data. Host those APIs alongside the frontend or keep existing services connected. Environment-specific API addresses help you send staging traffic to test systems while production users reach the correct data and integrations.
Release changes with room to check them
Review complex forms, navigation, and role-dependent screens in a staging deployment. Ship from GitHub or directly through your coding agent using MCP. App deployment history makes it possible to return to an earlier frontend release while you investigate a regression in a newer one.
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Questions about Angular?
Does an Angular app need static or server hosting?
A browser-only production build can use static hosting. An Angular app using request-time server rendering needs its server process deployed as a web service.
Why do direct links to an Angular route need attention?
A client-side router can handle navigation after the app loads, but the host receives a request first when someone opens a deep link. Configure the static fallback or server route handling to match your app.
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