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Hi there!I'm Christian, a freelance software developer helping people with Angular development. If you like my posts, make sure to follow me on Twitter.

Why Angular Teams Fail at Code Sharing and How This Monorepo Approach Will Fix It

I see many teams believing that npm packages are the way they should share code in Angular projects. The problem with this is that this creates a lot of friction for code sharing because: Every shared lib needs to have its own CI/CD pipeline Each CI/CD pipeline should handle versioning of changes Every time a …

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Angular Automation: 6 Things That Should Be Automated in Enterprises

Handling anything at a big scale always is very different from when things are small. The differences can be in the number of people working with something, the business impact of decisions and the ability to enforce the execution of decisions at a large scale. I have in the previous post talked about different tools …

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3 Tips to Double the Productivity on an Angular Team

Having an efficient way to work together in teams is crucial to the team’s productivity and growth. Many teams are struggling to find the right balance between having no knowledge sharing and meetings/events to having too much, causing the team to be tired of it and eventually will stop doing knowledge sharing activities altogether. This …

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How to use Git Subtree to share code between Angular projects

This video covers how to use Git subtree to share code between Angular projects. Git subtree contains utilities to sync a part of a repository (subtree) ensuring that each client decides themselves when they want to sync changes with the upstream. Thank you for watching. I’m going to do another post soon on using Mono …

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How to Cache HTTP Requests in an Angular App (PWA)

PWA, progressive web apps, gives our browser native superpowers, such as offline availability and being able to install websites as a native app. The key to creating maintainable and performant offline apps is to handle caching without cluttering your code with complicated caching logic. Caching is a cross-cutting concern in the whole app which should be …

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