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Dynamic and nested routing - Angular Tutorial
From the course: Angular: Building Large Applications
Dynamic and nested routing
- [Instructor] In any single page application, routing allows users to navigate between different views or components without reloading the entire page. Angular's Router is built into the framework and enables you to define various routes that map to specific components. At its core, Angular Routing uses the router module to define routes in the app routing module. Each route is an object that consists of a path representing a URL and a component, which defines what to display when the path is navigated to. For example, a simple route configuration might look like this. In the template, you use router outlet to render the component associated with the current route. Angular's Router also includes powerful features like route guards, lazy loading, and parametized routes, which we'll explore some of it later. Now, let's dive into dynamic routing. Dynamic routes allow you to pass parameters through the URL. This is incredibly useful when you want to render different data based on the…
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