Leveling Up with Angular: Intermediate Concepts for Scalable Applications
In my previous blog post, I explored the fundamentals of Angular—what it is, why it’s in demand, and how to get started with basic concepts like components, services, and routing. Now that you’ve got the basics down, it’s time to level up. This post is for developers ready to build larger, more maintainable Angular applications . We'll walk through intermediate concepts that are crucial for scaling , collaborating in teams , and writing clean, testable Angular code . 🧱 Angular Architecture: Feature Modules & Shared Modules As your app grows, splitting it into feature modules becomes essential. 📦 Feature Modules These are self-contained modules responsible for a specific domain (e.g., UserModule , AdminModule , ProductModule ). @NgModule({ declarations: [UserProfileComponent], imports: [CommonModule, RouterModule.forChild(routes)] }) export class UserModule {} Use RouterModule.forChild() instead of forRoot(...