angular-routing

Configure lazy loading in Angular routes by using the `loadComponent` or `loadChildren` properties to dynamically load module code, which splits bundles and improves initial application load performance.

Secure Angular routes with functional guards by applying `canActivate` or `canMatch` functions to your route configuration, returning booleans or redirects to manage user authentication and authorization flow.

Pre-fetch route data in Angular by assigning a resolver function to the `resolve` property in your route definition, ensuring required API data loads successfully before the component initializes.

Handle route parameters using signals in Angular v20+ by leveraging signal-based route parameter handling, allowing reactive component updates when URL parameters change during navigation.

Implement nested routes by defining child route arrays within parent configurations, and trigger programmatic navigation by injecting the Router service to call `navigate` with dynamic URL commands.

This Angular routing setup supports router events by allowing subscription to the router event stream, enabling tracking of navigation lifecycle moments like activation or cancellation for user flow management.