Implementing Microfrontend with Angular Module Federation
Introduction I've already covered implementing microfrontends for React using Vite and Module Federation . In this article, we'll continue that discussion by implementing a microfrontend using Angular. Since Angular is a complete framework, the integration of microfrontends comes with automatic tooling support. We won't need to configure as much as we did with React. Detail First, you need to install the Angular CLI: npm install -g @angular/cli Note that in this article, I'm using Angular version 20. If you're using a different version, please ensure that Module Federation is compatible with that Angular version. As per the theory I discussed in previous articles about Microfrontends, we need a shell app and a remote app. In this article, I'll also add a remote component to demonstrate how to integrate both a remote app and a remote component into the shell app. Creating the Remote App Use the Angular CLI to execute the following command: ng new remote-app...
