Angular 20 introduces asynchronous redirects with Promises and Observables in the Router. This new feature is useful when a redirect depends on an async result, like an API response. Now we can delay the execution of the redirect until an asynchronous task has completed.
In this video, I first briefly remind you how redirects worked before Angular 20. Then I explain how this new feature expands the Router's capabilities. If you're new to redirectTo, you may also want to check out the introductory video on redirectTo basics: • Angular 18 New Feature: Route Redirects wi...
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