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Now, by clicking at the 2nd menu item, you can load the remote directly into the host.
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## Advanced Use Cases
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### SSR and Hydration
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We support Angular's SSR and (Incremental) Hydration. Please find [more information here](https://www.angulararchitects.io/blog/ssr-and-hydration-with-native-federation-for-angular/).
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### Native Federation and Module Federation
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We support combining Native Federation with Module Federation. Please find [more information here](https://www.angulararchitects.io/blog/combining-native-federation-and-module-federation/).
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### Angular I18N
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Since version 19.0.13, Native Federation for Angular supports Angular I18N. Here are some things to keep in mind:
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- Make sure, you also add I18N support to your shell (e.g., `ng add @angular/localize --project shell`)
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- Configure I18N in your `angular.json`. Don’t use command line parameters (as the Native Federation Builder does not forward them to the ApplicationBuilder by design)
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- In production, make sure your `federation.manifest.json` points to the right language versions of your remotes
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### Angular Localization
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To just build the localization files you need for federation, you can use the `shareAngularLocales` introduced with version 19.0.14:
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