Angular 6 Basics 31 - Showing navigation for routes

Learn how to show navigation links in your components to allow users to switch between routes in your app. Understand how using `href` doesn't work and why you need to use the `routerLink` directive instead.

Angular 6 Basics - Learn how to create Angular applications from scratch. Understand the Angular framework and learn how to use the features of the framework to create components and services. Use modules to organize your code. Build applications that call REST APIs and fetch data from a server. Implement routing to show multiple views with multiple URLs.

This course requires no previous knowledge of Angular or AngularJS.

[spandiar]

is there a way to fetch the routes that are already declared in the "routing module" to populate the navigations dynamically, instead of duplicating it as a class member variable in each component?

[moez]

Great tutorials!! Simply amazing - Angular simplified

[koushikdas]

Very helpful video but I request you to increase the zoom for browser. It is not visible.

[klogics]

How can i use different types of layouts on multiple pages eg. one column layout will have single component while 2 column show 2 different components. Please tell me. Thanks.

[sourishdutta]

You are a great tutor indeed but when you showing something in your browser please zoom a little bit, please. One more thing
please upload the Advance video on angular Sir.

[terrykilshaw]

In angular 6 the following code did not worK:

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Has something changed in how this works?

Great work, thanks!

[erix]

Very useful, thanks for the tutorial!

[klausedwin]

Please use zoom when showing the browser. Great tutorial.

[shivakumar]

nice tutorial i have one doubt why we are using angular router outlet

[vivekmishra]

Hey koushik,



Although faced some issue while passing user object as attribute to Route from app component. But it worked with router.navigateByUrl().

Still having issue with Route : when user directly hit route path in browser, how can we transfer user object from appcomponent to that Route.

Hope you will make advanced Angular Route tutorials soon.

Thanks a lot Professor !!