Crossing Across Platforms

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Shows a real enterprise healthcare app that uses Angular plus Ionic (or NativeScript) and Electron to produce web, mobile and desktop from one mono-repo, sharing logic via ng generate application/library and a shared library. Uses TypeScript, Angular Universal for SSR where needed, component inheritance for platform-specific behavior, and injection tokens for white‑label configuration. The claim is concrete: one codebase powers responsive web, mobile builds and an Electron desktop shell and it succeeds for that real-world project.

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" chapters (13)

1. 0:00Welcome
2. 1:24Speaker background
3. 3:12Client’s impossible demands
4. 5:17Web app vs new platform
5. 7:49Ideal cross-platform solution
6. 9:37Angular for cross-platform
7. 13:05Multi-platform use case
8. 16:15Code sharing with Angular CLI
9. 19:10Platform-specific logic
10. 21:39Component inheritance issues
11. 23:22White labeling in Angular
12. 26:57Prioritizing requirements over solutions
13. 28:21Q&A

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