angular-routing

Angular lazy loading splits feature modules into separate bundles loaded on demand. Define routes using the loadComponent or loadChildren properties to delay loading until navigation, improving initial load performance.

Yes, Angular v20+ supports signal-based route parameters for reactive, type-safe navigation. You can access dynamic parameters using signals instead of traditional observables for more efficient state management.

Functional guards protect Angular routes by controlling navigation access. Define guard functions returning booleans or redirects to prevent unauthorized users from accessing protected feature areas.

Angular resolvers fetch required data before route activation to ensure components have necessary information on render. Implement functional resolvers to load data prior to navigation, preventing incomplete UI states.

Yes, the routing configuration supports nested routing within lazy-loaded modules. You can define child routes under parent components to build complex navigation hierarchies while maintaining lazy loading.

Lazy loading improves initial load performance by loading feature modules only when needed. Eager loading includes all code upfront, increasing bundle size and slowing initial startup for large applications.