Summary

In this chapter, you mastered how to effectively use the Angular CLI to create major Angular components and scaffolds. You became familiar with the 80-20 rule. You created the branding of your app, leveraging custom and built-in Material iconography. You learned how to debug complicated router configurations with Augury. Finally, you began building router-first apps, defining user roles early on, designing with lazy loading in mind, and nailing down a walking-skeleton navigation experience early on. We went over designing around major data entities. We also covered the importance of completing and documenting high-level UX design of our entire app so that we can properly design a great conditional navigation experience.

To recap, in order to pull off a router-first implementation, you need to do this:

1. Develop a roadmap and scope
2. Design with lazy loading in mind
3. Implement a walking-skeleton navigation experience
4. Achieve a stateless, data-driven...