Building Large Language Models

Building Large Language Models : Content

Introduction

The course Micro Frontends with Angular starts with an overview of the differences between monolithic applications and micro frontends. Benefits, key principles, and real-world examples of micro frontend architectures are discussed.

Angular Recap

Next a short recap of core Angular concepts is given, including components and templates, dependency injection, modules, routing, and change detection, as a foundation for building micro frontends.

Architecture

This module covers architectural patterns and design choices such as domain-driven design, component communication, the use of an event bus, lazy loading, and versioning strategies.

Module Federation

Here participants learn to work with Webpack Module Federation, including host and remote applications, dynamic imports, shared libraries, and best practices for runtime integration.

Integration

This part focuses on integrating micro frontends into a complete application. Topics include routing integration, UI composition, cross-app communication, the role of a shell application, and handling authentication and authorization.

State Management

State management is addressed with an emphasis on challenges of shared state and the use of NgRx. Key topics are store setup, selectors, and reducers for consistent and maintainable state handling.

Deployment

Deployment strategies are discussed with attention to CI/CD pipelines, independent deployments, containerization with Docker, and hosting options in Kubernetes and the cloud.

Testing

This module introduces essential testing approaches such as unit and integration testing, end-to-end testing with Cypress, contract testing, and automation with performance checks.

Advanced Topics

The course concludes with advanced subjects such as security and access control, error handling with error boundaries, performance optimization, and a hands-on project that ties everything together.