Angular Routing Guards: Let’s understand Route Guards (Part-1)
Reading Time: 6 minutes If the user wants to open a certain page in a traditional server-side application, the application would first check permissions on the server and return a 403 error page. For eg., if the user didn’t have permissions then there will be no routing to the dashboard page and it will route them again to a login/register page if they were not signed up. 403 is an HTTP error code. Specifically, this Continue Reading