Angular NgModules: Organizing Legacy Code
Think of an NgModule as a shipping container for related features, bundling components, directives, and pipes. You'll find them organizing code in older Angular apps.
Think of an NgModule as a shipping container for a group of related Angular features. It's a class with an `@NgModule` decorator that bundles components, directives, and pipes, defining their scope and dependencies. You'll encounter NgModules organizing code in most Angular apps built before version 14. The footgun: NgModules are now legacy. For new applications, Angular recommends using standalone components, which eliminate module declarations and simplify dependency management.
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