Summary
In this chapter, we completed going over all major Angular app design considerations using router-first architecture, along with our recipes, to implement a line-of-business app easily. We reviewed how to edit existing users, leverage a resolve guard to load user data, and hydrate and reuse a component in different contexts.
We implemented a master/detail view using auxiliary routes and demonstrated how to build data tables with pagination. We then learned how to implement NgRx/Store and NgRx/SignalStore using local-weather-app. We covered the available options within the NgRx ecosystem, including NgRx/Data, NgRx/ComponentStore, Akita, and Elf, and the differences between those options, so you can make informed decisions about what to include in your project.
We also implemented a pre-loading animation, so your app looks responsive when loading in slow connections. We also implemented a global spinner within the app to handle data pop-in-related UX issues. Finally...
