Web Components & Micro Apps: Angular, React & Vue peacefully united?
summary
Asserts that combining web components and micro apps yields long‑lived, replaceable front ends by showing an actual shell that lazy‑loads framework bundles, nests an Angular app and a React/Vue widget, and registers components via customElements.define with Shadow DOM isolation and ES module imports plus polyfills down to IE11. Recommends Angular Elements and the Vue CLI switch for packaging, compares hyperlinks, iframes and bootstrapped shells, and demonstrates a working demo that supports independent deployment and decade‑scale evolution.
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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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