Angular evolved from AngularJS to a module-based system with NgModules, which introduced challenges like a steep learning curve and inefficient lazy loading.
The Single Component Angular Module (SCAM) pattern was a community-driven workaround to associate one module with one component, improving locality but not eliminating NgModules.
Standalone components, introduced in Angular 14, simplify the framework by enabling component-level lazy loading and state management without requiring NgModules.
Generate standalone components using the --standalone flag or schematics, and manage dependencies directly within the component's `imports` array.
Use the `loadComponent` function for lazy-loaded routes and the `bootstrapApplication` function to start an application with a root standalone component and global providers.
Use the Angular CLI's automated migration schematic to convert an existing application, and organize features using folder structures, barrel files, or monorepo tools like Nx.
This Q&A covers whether NgModules will be deprecated, how to structure domain logic, differences in lazy loading, and how to mock components for testing.
29:11Valentine Awe
36:22Sani Yusuf
41:34Jessica Janiuk
58:56Indu Chaube
50:28Benedikt Starzengruber
33:18Manfred Steyer
43:08Benjamin Glusa
35:49Muhammad Ahsan Ayaz
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