Exploring commonly used design patterns in Angular applications
Design patterns help solve common software development problems in a predefined approach. Design patterns are like blueprints for building your application. Design patterns tell you how your code should behave and how to create a structure or separate parts of your code base. Using design patterns ensures that you have battle-tested solutions for common problems with a good level of abstraction so your code can scale without becoming a mess, entangled with dependencies all over the place, which is commonly referred to as “spaghetti code.”
Abstraction in software development means you separate the details and behavior of your system from the implementation logic. For example, if you have a state management solution in your Angular application, you should separate the implementation of your state management from your component layer. By separating the component layer and state management solution, you can...