I am not sure if Nx supports it out-of-the-box. But if you use yarn as a package manager, I guess you could achieve your goal with its workspaces (classic.yarnpkg.com/en/docs/workspaces/). This "problem" might also be solved by using Lerna project (lerna.js.org/).
Do npm i @angular/elements in app.module.ts import {createCustomElement} from '@angular/elements'; and then replace part of his code to const MicroAppElement=createCustomElement(MicroAppComponent,{injector:this.injector}) customElements.define('micro-app',MicroAppElement)
Amazing temperament, org and flow. Superior depth in understanding renders into such simplicity in explanation. Inspiring....Thanks...
Love the way this guy says Visual Studio :)
Super awesome talk. Thanks a lot!
outstanding presentation and very informative. Thank you!
very good talk, thx for sharing
Very easy to understand! Thank you very much!
Thank you very much!, I mean this is very useful.
Wow. Really good talk
A hooch enterprise?
:D
I was heading into the comments to write it.
Great and thanks.
great talk. Can you share the slides?
Thanks!
Is it possible in this structure to have several package.json? I need to differentiate the dependencies for each of the projects
I am not sure if Nx supports it out-of-the-box. But if you use yarn as a package manager, I guess you could achieve your goal with its workspaces (classic.yarnpkg.com/en/docs/workspaces/). This "problem" might also be solved by using Lerna project (lerna.js.org/).
is there a book or something to read about this topic nowadays?
createNgElementConstructor unable to find any method like that ???
Do
npm i @angular/elements
in app.module.ts
import {createCustomElement} from '@angular/elements';
and then replace part of his code to
const MicroAppElement=createCustomElement(MicroAppComponent,{injector:this.injector})
customElements.define('micro-app',MicroAppElement)
Share me the slide
i thought earthquake came ... really in the beginning of the video
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