app-route | A modular client-side router | Router library

I have app walkthrough / intro built using ion-slides which is loaded as the default page in app.routing.module.ts .

In my AuthGuardService I have the canLoad function, which takes a parameter of type Route. I then assign my authentication redirect url to the path property of that Route parameter.

However, something strange happens, - if the path contains a route parameter, then in the path property that parameter is replaced with the name of the parameter. For example /hello/world/123 becomes /hello/world/:id.

This means that the user is redirected to /hello/world/:id if the authentication is renewed, for example when reloading the page.

How can I solve this?

I am using Angular 8.

This is from the app-routes.ts:

I am trying to understand the basics of SSR and AngularIO (latest version). I understand that there is CSR and SSR, and their names should be self explanatory.

CSR does all the logic in the client - e.g. is empty as expected.

However, SSR's behavior is not as expected.

I "turned on" SSR for my project and I see is now filled with the corresponding HTML content. But I can also see that the HTTP request I make within the constructor of my component is still executed as well in the client. Why is that necessary if the server did that already (did it)?

I usually try to solve problems by myself, so I learn more from it, by checking StackOverflow and Google, but this one has me stuck for too long now...

So, I'm creating a React-Native app (no Expo) and use redux, redux-thunk and react-redux.

There's a feature where the logged in user is supposed to be able to enter or edit his/her availability for future dates. So, I have dummy data in place to set the initial values.

I can successfully edit any of the dates (using availability-day.component.tsx) and show the updated availability on the User Profile Screen (profile.component.tsx).

However, when I try to edit any other date after that first edit, it will run my code up to the end of the respective redux actions code, but will not execute the respective redux reducer code (while it did run that code at the first edit)...

#TLDR I can edit and update an existing availability once, but reducer code is not executed with consecutive edits

Any ideas what causes this and how to solve it?

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So, currently working with my electron app having a sidenav structure like this:

I am trying to achieve my angular application route to split in to 3 clear part.

1. App-Router Module => let it load the app scope module routes. ( at present i have 1 scope as "setup-config )

2. let Scope-Module take care of feature modules. ( at present i have 2 feature modules )

3. let the feature module take care of it's own feature components.

the reason to clarity and rescablility i am trying to achieve this. but getting an error as "Cannot redeclare block-scoped variable 'AppRoutes'."

Any one help me to sort this issue? if the way what i try is wrong, can any one please show me the correct way to achieve this?

Here is the live demo

I'm trying to build a simple webapp using clojure/clojurescript for backend/frontend respectively. I'm having trouble establishing communication between the two of them via http requests, I feel like my issue is in the frontend but I'm not completly sure.

Here's my back end code:

This is the index.html file. By default, this page is rendered initially. Then I want to navigate to other pages. But that's not happening.

Given a simple webapplication like