In the Ocean of Angular Web Applications
summary
Claims a move from monoliths to a micro front-end architecture at bol.com with teams owning independent view-model apps, full page loads kept via single sign-on, and deployment frequency rising to multiple releases per day. Built a vanilla JS shared menu and migrated reusable UI into Stencil-based shared libraries to become framework-agnostic. Notes Angular versions 1→6, supplier portal started 2016, about 15+ applications in production and warns single-page glued bundles are not maintainable.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Start
- 2:52Outline
- 6:46Under the hood
- 9:21Zoom in An Application with UI
- 10:02Switching Between Applications
- 10:35Let us check the timeline
- 11:46Supplier Portal
- 15:36The menu
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