By Josh Morony
Earlier this week, I published an article that discussed how and why you should use Angular routing with Ionic 4.x. To summarise, the main points from that article were that:
- Angular routing primarily relies on defining a bunch of routes that link to specific components/pages, and then using the current URL to determine which route should be activated
- Push/pop navigation will still be available for those who want to use it
- There are big benefits to switching to using Angular routing with Ionic/Angular 4
If you haven’t already read the previous article I would recommend that you do if you do not already understand how to use Angular routing and lazy loading. This article will be easier to understand with that background knowledge.
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