Angular 22 Router In Depth (Signals Edition)
Why we recommend it
The router is where a large Angular application actually gets hard: lazy loading, guards that depend on async state, and resolvers that block navigation without anyone understanding why. This course covers it with signals, which is how we write Angular at TintoDev today, instead of carrying over patterns from earlier versions that still dominate most of the available material.
About this course
This course is a modern, signals-based deep dive into the Angular Router, built on standalone components and zoneless change detection. It comes with a running Github repoThis Course In a NutshellThe Angular Router is one of the least well-known parts of Angular once you dig beyond the basics. Most developers learn the essentials and stop there — not because they don't need more, but because the deeper features are rarely documented in one place or explained in a way that makes their purpose clear.This course is a deep dive into that lesser-known territory. It covers a wide range of powerful features that solve real, recurring problems in Angular applications — problems that are otherwise surprisingly difficult to handle cleanly. Many of these features have been sitting in the router for years, quietly waiting to be discovered.Everything is built on modern Angular — standalone components, signals, zoneless change detection, functional guards and resolvers — so the patterns you learn here are the ones that will last.Course OverviewThe router is not just one more Angular feature among many — it is the skeleton of the entire application. It determines how the app is structured, how pages load, how data reaches components, and how users move through the product. Getting it right matters more than almost anything else in an Angular application.And yet, the router is far more feature-rich than most developers realise. Beyond the basics of routes and navigation links lies a large surface area of capabilities — many of them little known, and most of them genuinely useful once you know they exist. Features that make certain hard problems surprisingly easy.In this course we take a pragmatic, hands-on approach. We start with an existing application with no routing at all, and we pro
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