’s Journey in Building and Deploying Frond-end Code

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Starts from ad hoc deployments, moves to an Angular CI/CD that served more than 700 modules and enforced a single build flavor, then to a Polymer/web‑component pipeline with a portal that deploys on every commit and tracks versions, using an ing web cli that proved too restrictive, and now to Azure DevOps templates plus custom tasks with migration ongoing; concrete results: per‑commit test deploys, visible component reuse, fewer full redeploys for library changes, and increased team autonomy and scalability.

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1. 0:00Introduction
2. 1:01Deployment
3. 1:23Angular Pipeline
4. 3:02Polymer Pipeline
5. 4:35Template Pipeline

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