Implementing Route Guards in Angular New vs Old Approach

This blog post explores the old and new approaches to implementing route guards in Angular applications. It provides generalized examples of both methods and highlights the advantages of the new function-based approach, such as improved tree-shakability and better performance.In Angular applications, route guards are used to control navigation and access to specific routes based on certain conditions. They provide a way to protect routes from unauthorized access or redirect users to different routes based on their authentication status or other criteria. Angular has introduced a new approach to implementing route guards, which differs from the old, deprecated method. In this post, we'll explore both approaches and provide generalized examples.