Routing in Angular 17 | 18 and Lazyload Standalone Components

[@AdnanHalilovicDev]

Hi All, Here is a link to a GitHub project that I just created, covering the same topic as shown in the video. As there were some issues for some of you in the past, where you were not able to follow the video and make it work as I shown. Link : github.com/adnan-halilovic/angular-routing

[@kaviramsamy3708]

Thanks a lot for showing the past and how it is now. That was exactly what I needed to understand the new system.

[@rodrigo-tj1gf]

you gotta love how front-end frameworks over complicate things that are as simple as routing

[@johnspeaks55]

How dare a framework have more complicated routing than in pure HTML?

[@crimson8076]

was losing my mind over simple page routing, thanks man you're awesome

[@AdnanHalilovicDev]

Hi, you are welcome! Thanks for watching the video, and I am glad it was helpful.

[@m_i_g_u_e_l_]

You are the best, thank you so much.

[@AdnanHalilovicDev]

You are welcome. Thanks for watching!

[@DineCodeur]

Thank you very much for showing the updates that were made between the old version and the new one.🤗☺🤗

[@jt-fi9wi]

Thanks for the simple to understand explanation. Helped a lot.

[@AdnanHalilovicDev]

Hey, thanks for watching. I am glad to hear that.

[@shahabjoon201]

Perfect, thanks for sharing this useful concept.

[@AdnanHalilovicDev]

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching.

[@Samychou340]

Clear and good work = thank you for your presentation

[@AdnanHalilovicDev]

You are welcome! Thank you for watching!

[@adrian333dev]

Awesome Comtent!

[@AdnanHalilovicDev]

Thank you!

[@ashrafulhider9040]

Thank you so much. This video help me a lot.

[@tomastnt1997]

so many thanks.

[@vrb199]

This is amazing thanks for sharing ❤

[@Invencivel-omni]

How to separate my files .routes to organize, for example, first.routes.ts and second.routes.ts?

[@HamzaBajramoski]

super video adnane! ostajem ti subscribe!

[@iamzb3006]

thanks brother, so simple and so easy

[@rcciit9226]

amazing

[@abdelrahman6786]

thank you ! so much man you saved me

[@InvaderRuben]

I was missing router outlet in html 😅 there's always a little something ! thanks for your video !

[@paweld.9542]

Thanks for the video and please tell us how to lazy load nested routes (children) ??

[@Jipip-p4c]

Thank you, it helped me a lot!

[@jonaa_pulma9235]

Thanks dude

[@AdnanHalilovicDev]

You are welcome! 🙂

[@imbragimovetalavera1486]

What if your standalone component has a non standalone child component? Is lazyloading possible?

[@doge_man3367]

Thx so much bro

[@Orphen86]

hi excelente video, but I have a question , how configure the file app.routes.ts when i have two components father and child

[@vinayshetty5929]

Thank you so much Sir it helped

[@MithileshPandey-gb4xw]

Router.navigate() not working inside functional interceptor

[@ohmegatech666]

I think Google's Angular team could have done a better job of communicating the change from the way routing was handled before and after version 17

[@DakaloTshivhase-pf2iw]

code to navigate to new page

[@SanjuChilukuri]

could you share your icons extension.

[@AdnanHalilovicDev]

Material Icons

[@theredbaron28]

Not working

[@AdnanHalilovicDev]

Hey @theredbaron28, First of all, thanks for watching the video and commenting to it as well. I compared it with the new Angular changes and created a project for you, so you can download and follow! The issue you were facing was probably because of the router-link that is now routerLink. Here is the project link: github.com/adnan-halilovic/angular-routing Feel free to download, run and play with the project! Angular version 18.2 is there right now. Thanks!