Angular Architecture Workshop
Day 1: Strategic Design with Nx Monorepos, DDD, and Microfrontends
Part 1: Monorepos and DDD
- Nx monorepos
- Configurable libraries
- Strategic DDD
- Bounded context and context mapping
- Implementation of Strategic DDD with Nx
- Enforce architectural constraints
- Visualize architecture
Part 2: Microfrontends
- From DDD to micro front ends
- Implementation variants with advantages and disadvantages
- Dynamic loading of micro front ends
- Communication between micro front ends
- Share code using Web Components (Ivy, Angular Elements)
- Compiling Microfrontends and sharing libraries with webpack externals
- Authentication and authorization across micro front ends
Day 2: Tactical Design with NGRX, Patterns, and Practices
Part 1: NGRX building blocks
- Motivation for state management
- State
- Actions
- Reducer
- NGRX and Feature Modules
- Facades
- Selectors
Part 2: NGRX Patterns and Practices
- NGRX and Tactical Design (DDD)
- Facades
- Normalization
- Optimistic UI
Angular Architecture Workshop: Nx Monorepos, DDD, and Micro Frontends (including Angular Ivy) by Manfred Steyer
Join workshop:
https://workshopfest.dev/angular-architecture-manfred-steyer-master-class.html
Business applications must be scalable, extendable and maintainable in the long term! This creates several challenges for the underlying software architecture.
In this workshop you will get to know some architectural styles, patterns and tools to master these challenges. You will learn how monorepos improve your architecture, how Nx supports you, and how it can be used to monitor and enforce your architecture.
We deal with the ideas of Domain Driven Design and use it to decouple our application parts from each other. You will learn how both a strategic and a tactical design can be implemented with Angular and what context mapping and bounded context have to do with it. The considerations result in possibilities for the realization of micro front ends. We cover various implementation strategies and discuss their consequences.
We combine all of this with state management and Redux / NGRX as well as with facades, behind which NGRX can be introduced step by step if necessary. We not only discuss the building blocks, but also proven NGRX patterns that have proven themselves in practice for large applications.
You will also see how the new Angular Ivy will affect your enterprise architectures in the future and which new approaches it enables.
In the end, you know how to make your Angular architectures robust. You can choose different options and evaluate them for your specific projects.
Join workshop today!
https://workshopfest.dev/angular-architecture-manfred-steyer-master-class.html
See Manfred in action (Angular Online meetup by NG Poland):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3BOP1KCJq6g
