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Current Information and Hints around Angular
“Module Federation Light”: Using Microfrontends With Angular Already Today
UMD bundles allow loading separately compiled and deployed microfrontends. This can be already used today…
The Microfrontend Revolution – Part 2: Module Federation with Angular
With Module Federation we can use Angular and its router to lazy load separately compiled…
The Microfrontend Revolution: Module Federation in Webpack 5
Module Federation allows loading separately compiled program parts. This makes it an official solution for…
Automating Your Angular Architecture with Workspace Schematics – Part 1: Rules and Parameters
Defining an architecture is exciting. However, implementing it can also be boring. Automation with scaffolding…
Lazy Loading Locales with Angular
Instead of loading all supported locales upfront, we can now load them on demand.
6 Steps to your Angular-based Microfrontend Shell
In the last time, I helped numerous companies implementing Angular SPAs for microservice environments. In…
Tactical Domain-Driven Design with Angular and Monorepos?
Tactical Design (DDD) helps to organize our source code as smaller, manageable, coherent parts
Architecture with Angular Ivy – Part 2: Higher order and dynamic Components
With Ivy's private APIs, we can dynamically create components. The example here demonstrates this by…
Architecture with Ivy: A possible future without Angular Modules
For Ivy, NgModules are optional. This allows us to structure Angular applications with pure EcmaScript…
It’s about cutting your domain, not (first and foremost) about micro frontends!
You have to cut your domain into vertical slices, aka sub-domains. Microfrontends are just one…
Sustainable Angular Architectures
with Strategic Design and Monorepos - Part 2: Implementation
