As far as I can understand this article, this seems to be the way Angular puts together it's apps. Everything seems to guide you to modularize not just features, but components themselves. I've always loved this about Angular, but unfortunately, its steep learning curve and verbosity makes it difficult to work with. If React had done this from the beginning and not encourage sloppy components with no direction as to how to organize apps, I would have chosen React a long time ago for my apps. Instead, I use Vue since it resembles Angular in terms on syntax but it's simplified; now I can just apply this architecture for large apps.
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As far as I can understand this article, this seems to be the way Angular puts together it's apps. Everything seems to guide you to modularize not just features, but components themselves. I've always loved this about Angular, but unfortunately, its steep learning curve and verbosity makes it difficult to work with. If React had done this from the beginning and not encourage sloppy components with no direction as to how to organize apps, I would have chosen React a long time ago for my apps. Instead, I use Vue since it resembles Angular in terms on syntax but it's simplified; now I can just apply this architecture for large apps.