Everybody is developing Microservices. But what about the frontend? Should be create another majestic monolith, this time within the browser?
No. Not if your application is huge enough to require Microservices. More likely than not, your frontend is big enough to become a maintanence hell. It's better to split it into smaller parts, too.
This is one possible approach how to do it. Our prototype shows
- how to bundle an Angular app with its node.js backend into a single deployment artifact,
- how to run simulaneous Angular apps simultaneously
- and how to mesh them into a single, joint application.
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