Azure Function – An Introduction

Today, in this article we will discuss basic concepts of Azure Function. An Azure Function is a perfect example of Serverless architecture or computes service. Using Azure Function, we can run the event-based code without managing any infrastructure. Since the Azure function is a trigger-based service, so it always executes a script of a block of code in response to a variety of events. 

An Azure Function can also be used to achieve the decoupling, high throughput or response, reusability of code, etc. So, we will discuss the Azure Functions in all aspects in four parts. Today, in the first part of this article series, we will discuss the below topics:

Feature Modules in Angular – Why Required and When to Use?

Today, in this article, we will discuss the most significant features of Angular Framework i.e. Feature Modules. With the help of Angular Framework, we can develop both large-scale based application or small scale based application. Actually,  with the help of Angular Modules, we can be designed our application into a part of different modules so that we can manage the application in a much better way. Since, if we use one single block or module for our application, then when the application starts growing to incorporate the new features and functionalities, it becomes a tedious job to manage the entire mode under a single block or module. In the same place, if we use multiple modules or blocks, then the maintenance of the code is easier. In this way, we can incorporate the new functionality or features in a new module and then include that module in our application.

So, there are many possible ways to group the functionalities into modules and the decision always depends upon the developers to find the best way for the application. So, when we break the application into multiple modules, then it becomes one of the important responsibilities of developers to maintains all modules so that performance of the application can be boosted up. We can break the application into multiple modules and then import all modules references into the bootstrapped module. The result of this approach will be that application loading will be slow as the application size increases. So, the best approach is that break the application into multiple modules as a Feature Module which can provide the following benefits –