If you've journeyed with us over the past several months, you know the basics of how to use Angular 2+, and you also know how to add some flare to your Angular projects by creating custom directives. So what else do you need to know before shipping your own Angular web application to production? You need to know how to use Routers. 

So, you've read the first article (if you haven't, click here http://blog.avenuecode.com/angular-2-should-i-learn-it),and you’re now wondering what the next step is. You've created your own classes, fiddled with Angular components, and learned how to fetch data using services.

Should I learn Angular 2+?  You may have asked yourself this question several times, but you've probably stayed on the safe side, and most likely stuck to your preferred framework or plain vanilla javascript and ES6. Now that the frameworks you’ve been hearing about have finally been released and are heavily used by the community, you may be seriously debating whether you should switch over to MEA(2+)N, React + Relay + GraphQL, or Vue.js.