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Angular’s Future Without NgModules – Part 2: What Does That Mean for Our Architecture?
For the grouping of related building blocks, simple barrels are ideal for small solutions. For…
Angular’s Future Without NgModules – Part 1: Lightweight Solutions Using Standalone Components
Standalone Components make the future of Angular applications more lightweight. We don't need NgModules anymore.…
Interview: Angular Security with Dr. Philippe De Ryck
This time, we interviewed no one less then the international security expert Dr. Philippe De…
Interview: Angular Testing Trends
This week, I've interviewed my colleague and testing expert, Rainer Hahnekamp, about trends in the…
Tutorial – First Steps with Nx and Angular Architecture
Learn to build sustainable Angular architectures!
Pitfalls with Module Federation and Angular
The goal of this article is to show typical pitfalls that come when using Module…
Multi-Framework and -Version Micro Frontends with Module Federation: The Good, the Bad, the Ugly
Combining Module Federation and Web Components brings several advantages. But there are also some pitfalls…
Using Module Federation with (Nx) Monorepos and Angular
The combination of Micro Frontends and monorepos can be quite tempting: Sharing libraries is easy…
Getting Out of Version-Mismatch-Hell with Module Federation
Module Federation uses SemVer by default and there are lot's of options to adjust its…
Building A Plugin-based Workflow Designer With Angular and Module Federation
Module Federation allows loading plugins from other origins,
“Module Federation Light”: Using Microfrontends With Angular Already Today
UMD bundles allow loading separately compiled and deployed microfrontends. This can be already used today…
