Angular Routing
Angular Routing is a core feature of the Angular framework that enables navigation between different views or components in a single-page application (SPA). It uses the browser's URL to manage application state and allows developers to define routes that map to specific components, supporting features like lazy loading, route guards, and nested routes. This provides a seamless user experience similar to traditional multi-page websites while maintaining the performance benefits of SPAs.
Developers should learn Angular Routing when building Angular applications that require multiple views or complex navigation, such as dashboards, e-commerce sites, or admin panels. It is essential for creating maintainable SPAs with features like authentication (using route guards), code splitting (via lazy loading), and deep linking, making applications more scalable and user-friendly.