Implement Angular Routing #

Context #

As we build more complex single-page applications (SPAs) with Angular, we need a way to manage navigation and lazy load modules to improve performance.

Decision #

We will implement Angular routing to handle navigation within our applications. This will allow us to:

• Define application routes in a centralized location.
• Lazy load modules to enhance performance by loading only the necessary parts of the application when needed.
• Enable deep linking and support for browser back/forward navigation.

Consequences #

• Positive:
  • Improved application performance through lazy loading.
  • Better user experience with seamless navigation.
  • Simplified route management and configuration.
• Negative:
  • Additional complexity in setting up and managing routes.
  • Potential initial performance overhead during the setup of routing configurations.

Status #

• Accepted