You're working on an application that has several feature modules. To improve the user experience, you decide to preload some modules in the background while the user is interacting with the app. How can you implement this behavior?
- Manually load modules using import() as the user interacts with different parts of the app
- Use localStorage to cache module data and preload them when the app loads
- Use the Angular Router Preloading Strategy to preload specific modules
- Utilize a service worker to cache and preload modules as a background process
To improve the user experience by preloading specific modules in the background as the user interacts with the app, you can use the Angular Router Preloading Strategy. It allows you to preload modules when needed, optimizing the app's performance.
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