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The Refurbished HttpClient in Angular 15 – Standalone APIs and Functional Interceptors
The Angular team has adapted the HttpClient for the new standalone components. On this occasion,…
Announcing Native Federation 1.0
Native Federation is a **framework- and tooling-agnostic** implementation of Module Federation.
Angular Elements: Web Components with Standalone Components
Since Angular 14.2, it's possible to use Standalone Components as Angular Elements.
What’s New in our Module Federation Plugin 14.3?
v14.3 comes with support for Angular 14 and a new and more streamlined configuration. Also,…
Routing and Lazy Loading with Angular’s Standalone Components
For lazy loading, we can directly point to further routing configurations but also to Standalone…
Multi-Framework and -Version Micro Frontends with Module Federation: Your 4 Steps Guide
This article shows an approach for using different frameworks and versions together. It also discusses…
4 Ways to Prepare for Angular’s Upcoming Standalone Components
With the introduction of Standalone Components, NgModules will become optional. But how to prepare for…
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.…
