Defining default routes and 404 pages
In AngularJS, it’s crucial to handle default routes and provide a 404 page (page not found) for any invalid or undefined URLs. This ensures that users are redirected to appropriate….
Tag: UI Router
Redirecting users based on roles in AngularJS
In AngularJS applications, redirecting users based on their roles is a common requirement, especially for implementing role-based access control (RBAC). This ensures that users can only access specific routes or….
Lazy loading views using AngularJS
Lazy loading is a design pattern used to defer loading of resources or components until they are actually needed. In the context of AngularJS applications, lazy loading allows you to….
Handling Authentication in AngularJS Routes
Authentication is a crucial aspect of any web application. In AngularJS, routing and authentication go hand in hand to ensure that only authorized users can access certain views or states…..
Passing parameters between routes using $stateParams
In AngularJS, $stateParams is an integral part of the UI Router module that helps pass parameters between different routes or states. Parameters can be embedded in the route URL, making….