Web Components & Micro Apps: Angular, React & Vue peacefully united?
summary
Argues that combining web components with micro‑apps yields long‑term maintainability: wrap Angular via Angular Elements, export Vue with a CLI flag, or handwrap React components; polyfills target IE11 so most browsers work; demo shows a shell that lazy‑loads micro apps (blue Angular client, green client), reuses widgets across frameworks, and supports separate deployment and nesting; decision tree recommends hyperlinks, iframes for strong isolation, or a web‑component shell that bootstraps multiple frameworks depending on shared state and navigation.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Start
- 3:44Web Components
- 4:52Templates
- 5:13Html Imports
- 5:36Custom Element Standard
- 6:07Shadow Dome
- 11:08React
- 11:53Micro Apps
- 15:27Advantages
- 16:40Disadvantages
- 18:53Hyperlinks
- 25:28Micro Architecture
- 27:27Macro Architecture
- 28:46Decision Tree
- 29:54Integrate Legacy Applications
- 32:38Conclusion
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