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Software developer @leanix_net
Organizer of topics: @angular, accessibility and teaching programming.
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[Kons Ti @xkons64]

I'm happy to finally share our way of Angular micro frontends using web components publicly.

All code in the video can be found on GitHub: https://t.co/0bvxEpDwL3

This video has been in the making since April. Kudos to @monadlawyer for being an amazing co-producer.

[@[email protected] @monadlawyer]

It's live! You can now view the complete migration guide to web component-based micro frontends with Angular on YouTube!

https://t.co/i9maAsyCrN

@angular #angular #microfrontends #Frontend #techtwitter #Frontend #development #softwaredevelopment #Engineering

[Kons Ti @xkons64]

@passle_ Wonderful news!

[Kons Ti @xkons64]

@im_khaaaan Awesome!

[Kons Ti @xkons64]

@SantoshYadavDev @ngbeconf @jeffwhelpley Amazing storytelling 😁

[Kons Ti @xkons64]

@LeonieWatson @frontend_rm You can tab through this website to see what kind of speech output effects this spec would enable: https://t.co/8NF9tzErk9

[Kons Ti @xkons64]

I just learned about the draft of the CSS Speech Module spec from @LeonieWatson at the @frontend_rm meetup.

It proposes a way to extend CSS for manipulating how pieces of content on a website should be read out.

You can find the spec here: https://t.co/YziYv849ps

[Kons Ti @xkons64]

@piccalilli_ This made me consider getting a tattoo for the first time ever.

[Kons Ti @xkons64]

@dnikub @dequesystems This somehow escaped my radar this year. The lineup looks awesome! Thanks for sharing. Looking forward to tomorrow 🥳

[Daniela Kubesch @dnikub]

🚨Attention, please. On Wednesday (tomorrow) and Thursday, #AxeCon is happening! 🚨

It is the world’s largest digital #accessibility #conference by @dequesystems with many excellent speakers.

The best part? It is online and free! 😍

Don’t miss out: https://t.co/clnZGwuhzt

[Kons Ti @xkons64]

@ManfredSteyer @leanix_net I'm happy about how our conversation on microfrontends turned into this useful resource 🥳

[Manfred Steyer @ManfredSteyer]

New Case Study 🔥: How @leanix_net implemented #MicroFrontends on top of #Angular

https://t.co/cAJwRa1wbF

[Kons Ti @xkons64]

@LenaRogl Vielen Dank für einen wunderbaren Tag über Inklusion. Die Inhalte, Organisation und das Publikum waren sehr gut.

Ich freue mich schon auf die nächste Iteration 👍

[Kons Ti @xkons64]

Great insights at the panel on "lived inclusion" at Microsoft's Inclusion conference in Munich.

It's a great experience of knowledge sharing and networking with people who are passionate about accessibility.

#InkluKon23 #a11y

[Kons Ti @xkons64]

@patsurrey and me met with @ManfredSteyer to talk about how micro frontends improved the developer experience at @leanix_net and how we implemented them using web components with Angular elements.

I had lots of fun recording this one 🥳

[Manfred Steyer @ManfredSteyer]

New Case Study 🔥: How @leanix_net implemented #MicroFrontends on top of #Angular

https://t.co/cAJwRa0Ym7

[Kons Ti @xkons64]

Kommt vorbei zu diesen spannenden Themen im @leanix_net Büro. Ich werde auch da sein :)

[vicente lucendo @vlucendo]

Latest experiment: an environment inspired by those calm summer days where life just passes by... ☀️
https://t.co/5NoGesYKLm

#threejs #javascript #webgl @sidefx #houdini

[Jecelyn Yeen 🐟 @jecfish]

Experience the power of the Sensor API on the web. Test it out with ease using DevTools - no real devices needed.

📹 https://t.co/B2oAq6nUmA
📜 https://t.co/r5CvPPCQgW

#webdevelopment #sensors

[Kons Ti @xkons64]

@El_Extremal @leanix_net Exactly! For each microfrontend in our project the workflow starts, the affected check runs as the first job (taking less than one minute) and then the workflow either stops or continues if the app is affected.

[Kons Ti @xkons64]

@walkingriver @mvnrhd @input We've been using it at @leanix_net for at least two years now and I can say that it makes writing "reactive first" components a breeze. Kudos to @aleicsnovas for creating it.

[Kons Ti @xkons64]

@Nartc1410 @aleicsnovas Observe decorator is a short and simple implementation that @leanix_net has been using for several years to easily turn Angular component inputs into observables. You can copy it here: https://t.co/SB9ldlkWeg