Sustainable NG Architectures with Monorepos and Strategic DDD
summary
Combines monorepo structure and strategic Domain-Driven Design to make Angular systems more maintainable by turning each bounded context into a self-contained domain module. Demonstrates a working monorepo that separates catalog and ordering into modules, provides reusable feature libraries, and enforces access restrictions through utilities and a CLI. Reports a concrete outcome of about 65 domain modules in one repo, enabling easier refactors and reducing accidental coupling versus many shared libraries.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Sustainable architectures
- 2:14Strategic DDD design
- 5:08Tactical design role
- 8:27Identifying subdomains
- 11:02Context mapping
- 14:02Shared kernels in monorepos
- 16:04Monorepos for modular apps
- 18:12DDD in enterprise
- 20:11Domain isolation access
- 23:02DDD layers
- 24:50Monorepo demo
- 27:01Shared utilities
- 30:35CLI and CI
- 31:58Summary
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