Let’s talk about Micro Frontends with Angular and StencilJs
summary
Company reorganizes 1,500 people with 500 in IT into semi‑autonomous teams and replaces a monolithic frontend with micro frontends to gain scalability and autonomy. A design system of reusable StencilJs web components compiles to framework‑agnostic artifacts stored in an artifactory for components, enabling multiple Angular/vanilla/React frontends to consume one source of truth. A small core team plus community contributions drive adoption; results improve reuse but surface governance, monitoring, and consistency challenges.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Start
- 0:45How the Company Is Organized
- 6:48Microservices
- 9:09What Are the Pros and Cons of a Micro Services Architecture
- 10:15Testability
- 11:23Corporate Culture
- 17:13What's a Design System
- 18:12The Pros and Cons of a Design System
- 19:55What Are the Cons
- 23:02Web Components
- 27:57What Are Our Future Plans
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