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Recipes – Reusability, Routing, and Caching
In the next two chapters, we will complete the majority of the implementation of LemonMart and round out our coverage of the router-first approach. In this chapter, I will reinforce the idea of a decoupled component architecture through the creation of a reusable and routable component that also supports data binding. We use Angular directives to reduce boilerplate code and leverage classes, interfaces, enums, validators, and pipes to maximize code reuse with TypeScript and ES features.
In addition, we will create a multi-step form that architecturally scales well and supports a responsive design. Then, we will differentiate between user controls and components by introducing a lemon rater and a ...
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