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Understanding Angular modules

Understanding Angular modules

From the course: Learning Angular

Understanding Angular modules

- [Instructor] Now that we've seen how to build components, handle data with services, manage forms, and navigate with routing, it's time to talk about a high-level aspect of Angular architecture: modules. So far, we've not been working with them, and we didn't have to at this point, either. Modules are great for structuring much bigger applications. You can think of Angular modules as the folders or containers that keep your code organized. They group related components, services, directives, and pipes together, making your app easier to scale, maintain, and even lazy load. Angular modules are defined using the @NgModule decorator, and they're the fundamental building block of an Angular application. They help you. You can organize better by grouping related functionalities together, like all admin or user-related features. It promotes reusing of your code by sharing common components or pipes across different parts of your app or even across multiple projects. It has the potential…

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