What are some advanced routing techniques in TypeScript?

What are some advanced routing techniques in TypeScript?

Advanced routing techniques in TypeScript include lazy loading, route guards, and dynamic routing. Would you like to explore any of these in detail?

Can you explain lazy loading and how it works?

Lazy loading is a technique where you load modules only when they are needed, improving performance. In TypeScript, you can implement it using the loadChildren property in your routing configuration.

What are route guards and how do I implement them?

Route guards are used to control access to routes based on certain conditions. You can implement them by creating a service that implements the CanActivate interface and then applying it to your routes.

Can you give an example of dynamic routing?

Sure! Dynamic routing allows you to create routes based on user input or data. For example, you can define a route like /user/:id to display user profiles based on their ID.