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Mastering Angular Series: Part 2
Advanced Angular Routing Techniques
In this second article of the Mastering Angular series, we dive deep into advanced routing techniques that elevate your Angular applications. Routing is more than just navigation — it’s about structuring your app to deliver seamless user experiences. We’ll cover nested routes, auxiliary routes, and lazy loading, exploring their use cases, best practices, and potential pitfalls.
Why Advanced Routing Matters
As Angular applications grow, managing routes efficiently becomes crucial. Advanced routing techniques enable developers to:
- Organize complex layouts.
- Load resources efficiently.
- Provide better user navigation experiences.
1. Nested Routes
Nested routes are essential for creating hierarchical views within your application. They allow components to be displayed within other components while maintaining separate routes.
Use Case Example
Imagine an admin panel with a parent route /admin
and child routes for managing users (/admin/users
) and settings (/admin/settings
).