Mastering MEAN Web Development Expert Full Stack JavaScript (Video 10)

This video tutorial covers how to add navigation links in an Angular app using the router link directive. It explains the process of implementing router links in the navigation header, styling active links, and creating links for additional routes. The tutorial also explores advanced routing techniques, such as using event handlers and navigation methods, to enhance user interaction within the app.

What is the primary purpose of the router link directive in Angular?

• To style the navigation bar

• To add links for navigation within the app

• To import components

• To configure the app's database

How can you style a link when it is active in Angular?

• By modifying the JavaScript file

• By using the active class in HTML

• By adding a CSS class manually

• By using Angular's router link active class

What is the first step in adding router links to the navigation header?

• Create a new HTML file

• Add a new CSS style

• Import the router link directive

• Remove the placeholder HF attribute

What is the purpose of adding a router link to 'forward slash Masters new'?

• To create a new Jedi Master

• To view the list of all Jedi Masters

• To delete a Jedi Master

• To edit an existing Jedi Master

Why do we need to specify an ID when linking to a resource like Yoda?

• To import the correct CSS file

• To ensure the link is styled correctly

• To configure the database connection

• To identify the resource individually

What is the role of the handle click function in manual navigation?

• To import new components

• To navigate to a new route

• To handle form submissions

• To style the navigation links

What advantage does a single-page app have in terms of navigation speed?

• It has fewer components

• It uses a faster database

• It only loads the necessary parts of the page

• It loads the entire page at once