Creating a Tabs Layout with Angular Routing and Ionic 4

Recently, I published a tutorial that talked through how to use Angular routing in an Ionic/Angular application when Ionic 4.x is released. Although using Angular style routing is not required if you want to upgrade to Ionic 4, there are a lot of benefits to doing so (and some features that were available with standard Ionic navigation in Ionic 3.x will only be available through Angular routing with Ionic 4.x). We discussed the basics of routing, and I also published another tutorial that describes implementing a typical master detail pattern using Angular routing in Ionic. If you have not already read these posts, I would recommend reading them first if you do not already understand how Angular routing works. The general concept of Angular routing is reasonably straight-forward: you specify a particular route that the user would navigate to using a URL, and you associate a component with that route. Whilst routing can be simple, it is also a very powerful system and can get quite complex.

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