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The document provides an overview of Angular and its application in building micro frontends, highlighting key concepts such as components, modules, and services. It discusses the benefits and challenges of micro frontends, integration techniques, and effective data management with backend interactions using HTTP requests and Observables. The conclusion emphasizes the importance of proper architecture planning and error handling for successful implementation.

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Angular Complete Presentation

The document provides an overview of Angular and its application in building micro frontends, highlighting key concepts such as components, modules, and services. It discusses the benefits and challenges of micro frontends, integration techniques, and effective data management with backend interactions using HTTP requests and Observables. The conclusion emphasizes the importance of proper architecture planning and error handling for successful implementation.

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Angular Micro Frontends

A Comprehensive Overview
Angular Basics

- Angular is a framework for building dynamic web applications.


- Uses HTML and TypeScript for development.
- Provides a modular structure with components, services, and modules.
- Uses dependency injection to manage dependencies efficiently.
Angular: Components, Modules, and Services

- Components: UI elements with logic and templates.


- Modules: Group related functionalities.
- Services: Shared logic like API calls and state management.
What are Micro Frontends?

- Architectural style where a web app is split into smaller independent applications.
- Each micro frontend can be developed, deployed, and maintained separately.
- Different teams can work independently with different technologies.
Benefits of Micro Frontends

- Independent development and deployment.


- Technology flexibility for different teams.
- Better scalability and maintainability.
- Faster release cycles with minimal conflicts.
Integration Techniques

- Single SPA: Enables multiple frameworks in one application.


- Web Components: Encapsulate micro frontends as reusable UI elements.
- Module Federation: Webpack 5 feature for sharing dependencies.
- JavaScript Bundles: Load micro frontends dynamically.
Challenges in Micro Frontends

- Increased complexity in managing multiple deployments.


- Performance overhead due to multiple frameworks.
- Ensuring UI/UX consistency across micro frontends.
- Handling shared state and dependencies efficiently.
- Debugging and version management complexities.
Shared State Management

- Use state management libraries like Redux or NgRx.


- Implement a global event system for communication.
- Utilize URL parameters for data sharing between micro frontends.
Routing in Micro Frontends

- Manage routing at both the host and micro frontend level.


- Define a clear strategy for deep linking and navigation.
- Ensure seamless integration of individual micro frontends.
Conclusion

- Angular micro frontends offer flexibility and scalability.


- Challenges include complexity, performance, and state management.
- Proper architecture planning ensures smooth implementation.
Angular Data Management & Backend Interaction

Understanding how Angular communicates with the backend


Data Flow in Angular Applications

- Angular manages data between front-end and back-end


- Uses HTTP requests to interact with the server
- Backend processes requests and sends responses
Making HTTP Requests

- Uses HttpClient module


- Supports GET, POST, PUT, DELETE requests
- Handles API communication efficiently
Data Binding in Angular

- One-way and Two-way data binding


- Keeps UI and model in sync
- Essential for handling user interactions
Observables & RxJS

- Angular uses Observables for async operations


- Enables handling of API responses efficiently
- Provides error handling and data transformation
Error Handling in Angular

- Uses catchError operator in RxJS


- Handles HTTP request failures gracefully
- Provides feedback to the user
Real-Time Data Handling

- Uses WebSockets and Server-Sent Events (SSE)


- Enables live updates in applications
- Useful for chat applications and dashboards
Challenges in Backend Interaction

- Managing multiple API endpoints


- Security concerns and authentication
- Maintaining clean architecture and error handling
Conclusion

- Angular effectively manages data with backend


- Uses HTTP requests, Observables, and services
- Ensures smooth UI updates and user interactions
Angular and Backend Data Management

A Comprehensive Overview
Data Flow Overview

- Angular (Front End): Handles UI and user interactions


- Backend (Server): Processes requests, handles business logic
- Communication: Uses HTTP requests for data exchange
Making HTTP Requests

- HttpClient Module for API calls


- Supports GET, POST, PUT, DELETE methods
- Uses Observables for async data handling
Services for Data Management

- Encapsulates API logic in services


- Ensures separation of concerns
- Provides reusable functions for components
Error Handling in HTTP Requests

- Use RxJS `catchError` operator


- Handle API failures gracefully
- Display meaningful error messages to users
State Management in Angular

- Local State: Managed within components


- Global State: Use NgRx or Akita
- Helps in efficient data handling
Real-Time Data Handling

- WebSockets for real-time updates


- Server-Sent Events (SSE) for pushing updates
- Useful for live applications like chat or dashboards
Challenges in Angular-Backend Interaction

- API Management Complexity


- Security Concerns
- Team Coordination Issues
- Performance Optimization for Large Data
- Learning Curve for RxJS and Observables
Conclusion

- Angular efficiently manages frontend-backend interactions


- HttpClient, Services, and State Management are key tools
- Real-time updates enhance user experience
- Handling errors and security is crucial for stable applications

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