Angular Typescript Interview Question Answers Part 6


Angular Interview Questions – Part 6 (System Design, Performance & Decision-Making)


101. How do you design an Angular application from scratch?

Answer (structured approach):

  1. Identify features & domains
  2. Create feature-based folder structure
  3. Decide routing & lazy loading strategy
  4. Choose state management
  5. Define shared & core layers
  6. Set performance + security standards

Interview keyword: Scalability-first design


102. How do you decide between NgRx, Signals, or Services?

Answer:

Scenario Best Choice
Simple local state Signals
Shared app-wide state Services + RxJS
Large complex state NgRx

Strong answer: “Use the simplest solution that meets complexity.”


103. How do you debug performance issues in Angular?

Answer:

  • Chrome DevTools (Performance tab)
  • Angular DevTools
  • Check change detection cycles
  • Identify heavy components
  • Analyze bundle size

104. What causes excessive change detection?

Answer:

  • Default change detection everywhere
  • Inline functions in templates
  • Mutable objects
  • Unnecessary subscriptions

Fix: OnPush, immutability, signals.


105. How do you handle large tables (10k+ rows)?

Answer:

  • Virtual scrolling
  • Pagination
  • TrackBy
  • OnPush strategy
  • Avoid heavy pipes

106. How do you design reusable Angular components?

Answer:

  • Input/Output based API
  • Content projection
  • No business logic inside
  • Config-driven behavior

Example: Button, modal, table, dropdown.


107. Smart vs Dumb Components

Answer:

Smart Dumb
Business logic UI only
API calls Inputs/Outputs
State handling Stateless

Why interviewers love this: Shows clean architecture thinking.


108. How do you manage cross-component communication?

Answer:

  • Parent → Child: @Input
  • Child → Parent: @Output
  • Siblings: Shared service
  • Global: State management

109. How do you prevent memory leaks in real projects?

Answer:

  • Async pipe
  • takeUntil pattern
  • ngOnDestroy cleanup
  • Avoid manual subscriptions

110. How do you handle real-time data in Angular?

Answer:

  • WebSockets
  • RxJS streams
  • Signal-based state
  • OnPush change detection

Use case: Chat apps, live dashboards.


111. How do you handle SSR caching?

Answer:

  • Cache server-rendered pages
  • Use CDN
  • Avoid user-specific data on server

Result: Faster TTFB + SEO boost.


112. How do you design Angular apps for SEO?

Answer:

  • SSR (Angular Universal)
  • Meta service
  • Pre-rendering
  • Clean URLs

113. How do you handle breaking Angular upgrades?

Answer:

  • Incremental upgrades
  • Feature flags
  • Strong test coverage
  • Avoid deprecated APIs

114. How do you integrate Angular with legacy systems?

Answer:

  • Micro frontends
  • iFrame (last option)
  • API contracts
  • Gradual migration

115. How do you enforce coding standards?

Answer:

  • ESLint
  • Prettier
  • Code reviews
  • CI pipelines

116. How do you measure Angular app success?

Answer:

  • Performance metrics
  • Error rate
  • User engagement
  • Bundle size trends

117. How do you mentor junior Angular developers?

Answer:

  • Enforce best practices
  • Code reviews with explanations
  • Encourage architectural thinking
  • Avoid overengineering

(This question appears in lead roles a lot.)


118. Design Question (Very Common)

Question: Design a dashboard with 50 widgets.

Answer approach:

  • Lazy load widgets
  • Dynamic component loading
  • Signals for local state
  • Shared service for config
  • Virtual scrolling

119. Architecture Red Flag Question

Question: When would you NOT use Angular?

Answer:

  • Very small static sites
  • Simple landing pages
  • When bundle size is critical

(Honest answers score points.)


120. Ultimate Interview Question 🧠

Question: What makes a great Angular engineer?

Answer:

  • Understands why, not just how
  • Balances performance & simplicity
  • Writes maintainable code
  • Thinks in systems, not components

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