Angular CanDeactivate with Location.back(): Solving Navigation Challenges

In this video, we dive into the intricacies of Angular's CanDeactivate guard and explore how it can be effectively combined with the Location.back() method to tackle common navigation challenges. Whether you're building complex applications or simply looking to enhance user experience, understanding these concepts will empower you to manage route transitions seamlessly. Join us as we break down the implementation and best practices for ensuring smooth navigation in your Angular projects.

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