Introduction to the Yarn 3 Package Management
Embark on a journey into the Yarn 3 universe 🌌 with our guide tailored for beginners. This all-inclusive tutorial dives deep into package management 📦 essentials, offering you the tools to excel. Get up to speed with the newest features 🔥 and become a pro at establishing seamless project setups 🚀. Whether you're a Yarn novice or looking to refresh your know-how, our guide serves as your ultimate roadmap 🗺️ to mastering this indispensable tool. 🛠️
Mono & Msa : Front 5. Single Spa
I’ve been thinking … 💭, why introduce micro front-ends without showing any implementation? 🙄 Well, this week, I’ve got just the news for you !!! 📰 Let’s embark in the implementation adventure 🚞 of micro front ends with the help of a popular tool called Single Spa ! 💫 Single-Spa removes the complexity in setting up a micro front end app by scaffolding the entire process !!! 🔌 This technology allows us to build and connect multiple Single Page Applications (SPAs) and provides a way so that they can interact, communicate and function seamlessly together 🤝 (even on one page 👀) Pretty cool, right ? I guess there’s ☝️ thing left to do. Come read and code with me with the link below ⤵️ click on the article ➡️
Mono & Msa : Front 1. Introduction
Throughout the next couple of weeks, get ready to 🤿 in with me on a series of articles that sole objective is to explore the building blocks of an application architecture. 🏗 In each section of each article, we'll cover the two important parts of understanding its topic : 1. Theory 🧠 2. Implementation ✍️This way, you can follow along with your favorite IDE 💻 ! Here’s a small sneak-peek of the subjects we’ll cover together 👀 : - Introduction : the introduction of combining monolith with micro service architecture- Monorepos : an answer to the question "what's a mono repo?" - Turborepo : implementing turbo to your monorepo - Multi front ends : an introduction to multi front ends - Single Spa : creating multi front ends with single spa ! - Git Submodules : working with git sub modules. This first set of articles are based on the fundamentals of what makes a front end application, but not to worry! 😉 we’ll move towards the back end series in part 2Ok, let’s get started with an introduction to software architecture with the link below 🚀 See you next Week 👋click on the article ➡️