Marrying the old with the new...

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Claims a workable compatibility layer that lets untouched legacy Angular widget bundles run inside a new dashboard by wrapping a single adapter as an angular elements web component, loading original bundles with SystemJS, and using Angular’s runtime to compile component factories on demand. It keeps original build/release flows, shares a single legacy runtime to avoid N copies, proves viable across many widgets with non‑blocking bugs, and incurs measurable performance overhead.

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1. 0:00Start
2. 4:51Focus on the Dashboard
3. 6:25Solution approach #1
4. 9:26Solution approach #3

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