Micro-frontend Architechture. Part 2.

We are continuing our adventure in the world of micro-frontends! Today, we'll discuss the tech stack we chose for our project. 🚀

Igor Katsuba

Feb 23, 2024 — 3 min read

We are continuing our adventure in the world of micro-frontends! Today, we'll discuss the tech stack we chose for our project. 🚀

Technology Choices 💡

After thorough analysis and discussions, we decided on Angular, Webpack, and Module Federation for micro-frontends and Nx for repository management. Here's why:

Automating Releases and Publishing with Nx Release

I have been using Nx to start all my projects for a long time—from services and applications to a set of different libraries. Nx provides many convenient and high-level tools for efficient monorepo management. However, one problem has been haunting me for a long time—releasing and publishing libraries.

Saasfy — your modern SaaS template

Hey everyone! My name is Igor. I am a software engineer. For 10 years, I created a ton of small, big, private, and public SaaS for someone. But just now, I am starting to think about my own SaaS. I always had a lot of ideas. But what did I

Micro-frontend Architecture. Part 4. Tooling and Practice

Hello! 🚀 We continue our exciting dive into the world of micro-frontends. In this part, we will uncover the secrets 🧐 of tools and practices that will help our architecture adhere to the principles of layered design. In the last article, I took you into the depths of the basic principles of

Micro-frontend Architecture. Part 3. Layered Architecture

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