Discuss the performance trade-offs between PreloadAllModules and a custom preloading strategy that preloads only specific modules based on user behavior or likelihood of navigation.
Imagine alazy-loaded modulethat providesservicesintended only for use within that module. How would you ensure these services arescoped correctlyandnot accidentally provided at the root level?
Consider an application with user roles (e.g., Admin , User ). How might you use lazy loading combined with route guards (like CanLoad or CanActivate ) to restrict access and loading of role-specific modules?
How does lazy loading affect the final build bundles of an Angular application? Explain the concept of code splitting.
When architecting an Angular application , how do you decide which feature modules should be eagerly loaded versus lazy loaded ?
Can standalone components be lazy loaded in Angular ? If so, how is the syntax different from lazy loading an NgModule ?
How do you debug issues related to lazy loading, such as modules not loading or incorrect route configurations?
Describe a scenario wherelazy loadingsignificantly improved theinitial load timeorperformanceof anAngular applicationyou worked on.
How can you create and implement a custom preloading strategy in Angular?
What are preloading strategies in Angular (e.g., NoPreloading, PreloadAllModules)? How do they work with lazy loading?
Explain the difference between RouterModule.forRoot() and RouterModule.forChild() . How does this relate to lazy loading feature modules ?
Are there any potential drawbacks or complexities introduced by using lazy loading? (Expertise Level: Mid Level)
What are the primary benefits of implementing lazy loading in a large Angular application?
How do you configure lazy loading for a feature module in Angular using the loadChildren property in the router configuration?
What is the difference between eager loading and lazy loading in the context of Angular modules?

