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HI, i was looking for tutorials of how to re-architect an angular SPA that is getting bigger.
One of the possibilities is a Shell App that load multiple micro apps or micro frontends
The SPA is currently using NX and the potential micro apps are in separated micro-apps libraries with a lot of internally lazy loaded modules
I found a lot of recommendations, but this one in particular i really like, i still have a couple of questions that maybe you can help me answer
1 - How could be possible to load the micro apps in chunks ( like a normal SPA with lazy load ) and not in a single file? ( since is a multiple step process a micro app could be big enough for a single file )
2 - During development running the entire app (Which is very usual) how to reload the browser when a micro app change?
Any recommendation will be really appreciated
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HI, i was looking for tutorials of how to re-architect an angular SPA that is getting bigger.
One of the possibilities is a Shell App that load multiple micro apps or micro frontends
The SPA is currently using NX and the potential micro apps are in separated micro-apps libraries with a lot of internally lazy loaded modules
I found a lot of recommendations, but this one in particular i really like, i still have a couple of questions that maybe you can help me answer
1 - How could be possible to load the micro apps in chunks ( like a normal SPA with lazy load ) and not in a single file? ( since is a multiple step process a micro app could be big enough for a single file )
2 - During development running the entire app (Which is very usual) how to reload the browser when a micro app change?
Any recommendation will be really appreciated
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: