Tim Deschryver • 9/16/2019

Guarding your Angular modules 💂‍

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This technical article discusses a common Angular pitfall: accidentally calling a module's forRoot() method multiple times, which can create duplicate service instances and cause hard-to-debug issues, especially with lazy-loaded modules. It explains the singleton nature of such modules and provides a solution using root guards to prevent misconfiguration.

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