The angular router enables navigation from one view to another in your single page application. It has many powerful features that allow software developers to configure and control how their applications respond to actions taken by users. The angular router translates URL’s into instructions, can pass parameters to views, prevent navigation to views that are not authorized, and maintain browser history so that the forward and back buttons are functional.

In this session, we will take a detailed look at the features of the angular router, examine how the router works, and learn how to leverage its power to deliver solutions. Attendees will leave this session with the knowledge needed to fully and confidently utilize the angular router features in their applications.

Modern web applications built today typically consist of various technologies used to deliver the final solution. Over the last several of months, there have been significant new developments both in front-end frameworks for building single page applications as well as back-end frameworks designed for applications hosted in the cloud. In this session, we will explore using ASP.NET Core to host a Web API that provides services to an Angular (2+) single page application. As a developer, you will take away from this session a solid understanding of how to design a modern web application using these technologies.