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Routing in Eleven Dimensions with Component Router – Brian Ford

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Intermediate. Assumes working knowledge.

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Brian Ford explains the Component Router for Angular 1 and 2, including its linking DSL and lifecycle hooks.

AngularConnect – The official European Angular conference 2015 – angularconnect.com Premier sponsor: rangle.io Component Router is a futuristic routing system for Angular 1 and 2 that may or may not have been constructed from recovered extraterrestrial technology. We'll show how it helps organize your application, explain the linking DSL, and show how to make use of lifecycle hooks. Then we'll talk about advanced features and auxiliary routing.

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What people say. Recommended as a guide to understanding auxiliary routing and the Angular Component Router.

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UPDATE 11/1/15 Aux Routes are not supported very well as of Alpha 45. Link to Github Issue props to @evan-plaice Original Question I watched Brian Ford's talk on the Angular2 Router:link to this video And I started to try and use the "Aux" routes and my code is throwing a ton of errors. I'm on Alpha 44 on mgechev's Angular Seed In my app.ts component it's pretty standard, for the RouteConfig I Have: @RouteConfig([ { path: '/', component: HomeCmp, as: 'Home' }, { path: '/run', component: RunCmp, as: 'Run' }, { path: '/manage', component: ManageCmp, as: 'Manage' }, { path: '/user', component: UserCmp, as: 'User' }, { path: '/settings', component: LocalSettingsCmp, as: 'Settings' },…
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