angular-architecture

Structure Angular projects by enforcing scope rules for component placement, defining a standardized directory layout for features and core modules, and applying concise file naming conventions to ensure scalability.

Organize Angular feature components by applying scope rules that dictate component placement depending on whether the component is used within a single feature or across multiple features in the application.

Angular file naming conventions should eliminate redundant suffixes like .component and .service, promoting cleaner code and reducing unnecessary boilerplate in the project's directory structure.

Angular architecture guidelines apply to both starting new projects and refactoring existing ones, establishing a robust, scalable layout with clear separation of concerns and modern best practices like inject().

The Angular style guide recommends modern best practices including using the inject() method for dependency injection and applying readonly properties to enforce immutability and reduce boilerplate.