Understanding Angular routing
Often, you'll need to implement routing in your web applications because you can't fit all of your app's features on a single page — this creates a poor user experience and even makes some tasks impossible for users, such as, in our case, the ability to access individual profiles via their unique URLs or to make profiles findable by search engines via Search Engine Optimization (SEO).
As an all-in-one platform, Angular has a built-in router module that simplifies the implementation of single-page apps with numerous views and navigation. Additionally, the Angular CLI may aid you by automatically configuring the routing module in your app during the project creation process.
Angular Router is a static routing library. In contrast to dynamic routing, the routes are specified at the application's initialization. You may implement routing in a single routing module that contains all routes for your application, or you can add...
