How to use CanDeactivate guard in Angular

CanDeactivate guards prevent users from accidentally leaving routes with unsaved changes by prompting for confirmation before navigation. As the creator of CoreUI with extensive Angular development experience since 2014, I’ve implemented CanDeactivate guards in numerous form-heavy applications to prevent data loss. The most effective approach creates a generic guard that components can implement to control when they can be deactivated. This pattern provides excellent user experience by protecting against accidental data loss while maintaining flexible navigation control.

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How to use CanActivate guard in Angular

CanActivate guards provide route-level protection in Angular applications by controlling access based on authentication, authorization, or custom business logic. As the creator of CoreUI with extensive Angular experience since 2014, I’ve implemented CanActivate guards in countless enterprise applications for security and access control. The most robust approach implements the CanActivate interface with conditional logic that returns boolean, Observable, or Promise values. This pattern enables fine-grained route protection while maintaining clean separation between routing and business logic.

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How to create a route guard in Angular

Route guards provide essential security and navigation control in Angular applications by intercepting route changes and enforcing access rules. As the creator of CoreUI with extensive Angular development experience since 2014, I’ve implemented route guards in numerous enterprise applications for authentication and authorization. The most common approach is creating a CanActivate guard that returns a boolean to allow or deny route access. This pattern enables centralized route protection while maintaining clean separation between authentication logic and components.

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How to navigate programmatically in Angular

Programmatic navigation enables dynamic route changes in Angular applications based on user actions, form submissions, or business logic conditions. As the creator of CoreUI with extensive Angular experience since 2014, I’ve implemented programmatic navigation in countless dashboard scenarios including form submissions and conditional redirects. The most reliable approach is injecting the Router service and using its navigate() method with route arrays. This method provides full control over navigation timing and parameters while maintaining Angular’s routing architecture.

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How to use query parameters in Angular

Query parameters enable passing optional data through URLs, perfect for filtering, pagination, and maintaining application state. As the creator of CoreUI with extensive Angular development experience since 2014, I’ve used query parameters extensively in admin dashboards for search filters and table pagination. The most effective approach combines ActivatedRoute for reading and Router for navigation with query parameters. This pattern provides flexible URL-based state management that enhances user experience and enables bookmarkable application states.

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How to read route parameters in Angular

Reading route parameters is essential for creating dynamic Angular applications where components need to respond to URL changes. As the creator of CoreUI with extensive Angular experience since 2014, I’ve implemented parameter-driven components in countless dashboard and admin applications. The most reliable approach is injecting ActivatedRoute service and subscribing to the params observable. This method provides real-time access to route parameters and handles parameter changes automatically.

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How to pass route parameters in Angular

Passing route parameters enables dynamic content loading and component communication through URL-based data transfer in Angular applications. As the creator of CoreUI with 25 years of development experience, I’ve implemented parameterized routing in countless enterprise applications. The most efficient approach uses parameterized route paths with ActivatedRoute service for accessing parameter values. This method provides clean URLs while enabling components to receive dynamic data for content rendering.

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How to use router-outlet in Angular

Using router-outlet enables dynamic view rendering in Angular applications, allowing different components to be displayed based on the current route. As the creator of CoreUI with 25 years of development experience, I’ve implemented complex routing systems in numerous Angular enterprise applications. The most effective approach uses router-outlet as a placeholder where Angular dynamically loads routed components. This pattern enables single-page application navigation with clean URL structures and component-based architecture.

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CoreUI PRO v5.5.25 for Angular 20

CoreUI PRO v5.5.25 for Angular 20

We’re excited to announce the immediate availability of CoreUI PRO v5.5.25 for Angular 20, released on November 26, 2025!

This critical update addresses important modal backdrop issues in zoneless Angular applications and includes Angular 20.3.14 compatibility updates for enhanced stability and performance.

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CoreUI v5.5.25 for Angular 20

CoreUI v5.5.25 for Angular 20

We’re excited to announce the availability of CoreUI v5.5.25 for Angular 20, released on November 26, 2025!

This critical update addresses important modal backdrop issues in zoneless Angular applications and includes Angular 20.3.14 compatibility updates for enhanced stability and performance.

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