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➙ Template
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➙ Route parameters
➙ Nested Routes
➙ Relative paths
➙ Lazy loading Routes
➙ Route Guards
➪ Ecosystem
➪ State management
➙ ngRx
➪ UI library
➙ Angular material
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➙ Angular universal
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