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Angular multiple application into one application

 Combining multiple Angular applications into one application is often referred to as a "multi-application" setup. In this approach, each Angular application operates as a separate module within a single parent application. This allows you to have distinct functionality or features separated into different parts of your application while sharing common resources like styles, services, and libraries. Here's how you can set up a multi-application Angular project: 1. **Create a New Angular Workspace**:    Start by creating a new Angular workspace. The Angular CLI provides a convenient way to set up a workspace that can contain multiple applications. ng new multi - app - workspace -- createApplication = false    This command creates a workspace without an initial application. 2. **Generate Multiple Applications**:    Create as many Angular applications as you need within the workspace. Y...
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Angular 16 Micro Frontend - Step by step

Micro frontends is an architectural approach that involves breaking down a frontend monolith into smaller, more manageable parts or micro-applications. Each micro-frontend is responsible for a specific feature or functionality of the application, and they can be developed and deployed independently. Angular, being a popular JavaScript framework for building web applications, can also be used to implement micro frontends. Here are some key concepts and strategies for implementing micro frontends with Angular: Module Federation : Module Federation is a technique introduced by the Webpack team that allows you to load independently developed and deployed Angular modules (micro-frontends) into a host application. With Module Federation, you can share dependencies, dynamically load remote modules, and compose your application from multiple micro-frontends. Angular Elements : Angular Elements is a feature of Angular that allows you to package Angular component...
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