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One More Way to Build and Expose Your Angular Application as a Micro Frontend
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This story was originally published on HackerNoon at: https://hackernoon.com/one-more-way-to-build-and-expose-your-angular-application-as-a-micro-frontend.
Discover how to effectively build and expose your Angular application as a microfrontend, with practical tips, code snippets, and key considerations.
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Micro frontends architecture is still a hot topic in the Front-End field. Many projects are adopting or have already adopted this approach. It is one of the most controversial topics, and you should carefully consider the pros and cons before implementing it. Today, I will share how I dealt with this challenge and solved it in my application.
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