As it was already mentioned, it forces you think a bit more structured.
You can split everything into components / services / redux (ngrx, ngxs and many more) but if you like you can also put everything in just one AppComponent (not recommended xD)
You can use dependency injection, if you have a shared component, which uses a data-service (interface) you can provide a different service implementation based on what different app / place you want to use it.
Thanks to TypeScript you are also forced to be type-safe, which helps a lot! (Unless you want to type everything in : any , please don't do it xD)
Hmm..., guess I can't explain it to a 5yo.
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As it was already mentioned, it forces you think a bit more structured.
You can split everything into components / services / redux (ngrx, ngxs and many more) but if you like you can also put everything in just one AppComponent (not recommended xD)
You can use dependency injection, if you have a shared component, which uses a data-service (interface) you can provide a different service implementation based on what different app / place you want to use it.
Thanks to TypeScript you are also forced to be type-safe, which helps a lot! (Unless you want to type everything in
: any, please don't do it xD)Hmm..., guess I can't explain it to a 5yo.