Angular Router & Lazy Loading components | Part 9

Angular routes are used to define the paths within an application and map them to specific components.
Think of routes as a central hub that knows where all your sub-components are located and facilitates how to reach each one of them.

I delved into the following topics in depth: Router Outlet, routerLink, lazy loading, and passing data between routes and some of the best practices when using router

Timestamp

0:00 Introduction
0:45 Recap
1:18 What is Angular Router?
2:10 RouterOutlet
2:59 Adding Routes
6:31 Registering routes
7:21 routerLink
9:45 Router service
10:57 Dynamic routes
13:30 Query params
15:13 Lazy Loading
17:53 Best practices