问题
Now that the @Page decorator had been deprecated, how does the app differentiate between a component that should be used as part of a page and a component that represents a page you can navigate to?
The only difference I see that page components have no selector property defined in the @Component decorator.
回答1:
A component is considered to be a page if it's pushed to the navigation controller's stack.
A selector property is optional in an Angular2 component. You only need it when you want to use the component as an HTML element in the template of another component.
I think the reason @Page was deprecated, is that there wasn't so much difference between the two in the first place.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/37812083/how-does-the-app-know-a-component-is-a-page