I recently put together a sample micro-frontend (MFE) project to explore Module Federation with Angular and a small backend. This post summarizes the repo structure, how to run it locally, and the key lessons I learned while building it.
RxJS (Reactive Extensions for JavaScript) has been a game-changer in how I think about handling asynchronous data. If you've worked with Angular, you've definitely encountered RxJS. But understanding it deeply? That's a different story. Here are my notes from diving into reactive programming.
Let's dive into an Angular project structure crafted for seamless scalability. This setup, rooted in Domain-Driven Design (DDD) principles, paves the way for micro-frontends and module federation down the line. Learn how to arrange your Angular app for better modularity and maintainability, whether you're juggling a monorepo or shifting to a polyrepo. This way, your project is geared up to grow along with your needs.