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The Architect's Guide to Angular
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Advanced Angular
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Why Routing?
Configuring Routes
Redirecting the Router to Another Route
Defining Links Between Routes
Dynamically Adding Route Components
Using Route Parameters
Defining Child Routes
Controlling Access to or from a Route
Passing Optional Parameters to a Route
Using Auxiliary Routes
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Migrating AngularJS Projects to Angular
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Accessibility in Angular
Internationalization in Angular
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Defining Links Between Routes

RouterLink

Add links to routes using the RouterLink directive.
For example the following code defines a link to the route at path component-one.
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<a routerLink="/component-one">Component One</a>
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Navigating Programmatically

Alternatively, you can navigate to a route by calling the navigate function on the router:
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this.router.navigate(['/component-one']);
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