24 Routing and navigation: part 1
This chapter covers
- Using the Angular routing system to select components based on the current URL
- Defining and using routes
- Using directives to enable navigation to different URLs
- Inspecting the active route within components
- Receiving events that describe route changes
The Angular routing feature allows applications to change the components and templates that are displayed to the user by responding to changes to the browser’s URL. This allows complex applications to be created that adapt the content they present openly and flexibly, with minimal coding. To support this feature, data bindings and services can be used to change the browser’s URL, allowing the user to navigate around the application.
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