You are tasked with optimizing an Angular application's load time. One strategy is to minimize the number of services that are eagerly loaded. Which technique can help achieve this?
- Using 'ngFor' directive
- Using 'ngIf' directive
- Using the 'async' pipe
- Using the 'providedIn' property
To minimize the number of services that are eagerly loaded in an Angular application, you can use the 'providedIn' property to specify that a service should be lazily loaded, which can improve load time.
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