How We Rewrote Silpo in Angular
summary
A talk about migrating the Silpo frontend to modern Angular, explaining why AngularJS fell out of favor and showing how current Angular features make migrations easier. It covers Standalone Components to reduce module complexity and enable composition and lazy loading, Signals as a simpler alternative to RxJS for state and change tracking, and new Control Flow directives (@if, @for) for clearer template logic, arguing these improvements make Angular simpler and more approachable for projects.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:10Silpo 1.0 on React
- 2:36Switch to Angular
- 3:20Angular benefits
- 6:12NX and microfrontends
- 9:44Microfrontend architecture
- 10:28Migration strategy
- 17:30Tech switch wallet
- 20:21SSR optimization
- 26:04Project results
- 27:08Q&A
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