Angular recently released Standalone Components in an effort to address one of their highest voted community issues; to make NgModule optional. This was of course met with great excitement from the community, and it offers a much simpler approach to the development of Angular applications. Prefer a video version? We’ve…

As our Angular applications grow, building the application takes longer and longer. This means we sometimes spend more time waiting on the application to build than actually writing code. …

With Angular 14 having just been released recently, let us discuss how you can take advantage of some of the most popular tools in the JavaScript ecosystem to increase your efficiency and productivity when building Angular applications. In this article, we will set up an Nx workspace that is preconfigured…

This is the fourth and final article in a series of articles that aims to showcase the process of scaffolding and deploying a Micro Frontend Architecture using Nx and Netlify. We will build and deploy the remote applications. …

This is the third article in a series of articles that aims to showcase the process of scaffolding and deploying a Micro Frontend Architecture using Nx and Netlify. We are going to develop and independently deploy two applications to Netlify. The two applications consist of a ToDo app, which will…

Introduction In 2021, Angular announced an RFC (Request For Comments) for Standalone Components. Optional NgModules have been a frequent ask from the framework's community since their introduction in Angular 2-rc.5. Standalone Components (and Directives and Pipes) are Angular's answer to this request. …

This is the second article in a series of articles that aims to showcase the process of scaffolding and deploying a Micro Frontend Architecture using Nx and Netlify. We will generate the Dashboard application as a host app and walk through the steps of deploying it to Netlify. Articles in the Series Introduction to…

Angular recently had an RFC (Request for Comments) on Standalone Components. It is an effort to make NgModules in Angular optional. We do not want to remove them completely as many Angular apps currently rely on the building blocks that are NgModules. Manfred Steyer explored what this will mean for…