AngularJS is packed with out-of-the-box features that we can use to build an expressive AngularJS app without relying on separate libraries; however, the very active AngularJS community has also built some great libraries that we can take advantage of to maximize the power of our apps.
This post is the first post in our mini-series where we’re covering professional components of the AngularUI library. In this post, we’ll walk through the ui-router.
The AngularUI library has been broken out into several modules so that, rather than including the entire suite, we can pick and choose the components that we’re interested in using.
The ui-router library is one of the most useful that the AngularUI library gives us. It’s a routing framework that allows us to organize our interface by a state machine, rather than a simple URL route.
This library provides for a lot of extra control in our views. We can created nested views, use multiple views on the same page, have multiple views that control a single view, and more. For finer grain control and more complex applications, the ui-router is a great library to understand.
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