129 views. 0 sales.
That was my NgMFE Pro starter kit after weeks of building and promoting it.
Instead of giving up, I asked myself: why would someone pay for something
they've never touched?
So I built a free version.
What is NgMFE?
NgMFE Pro is a production-ready Angular 21 Micro Frontend Starter Kit I built
from real enterprise experience working on fintech and govtech projects
for Gulf region clients. NgMFE Lite is its free version — the working
Native Federation shell, so you can explore the architecture before upgrading.
Every project started the same way: weeks of boilerplate before writing
a single line of business logic. I packaged everything into a kit so
you never have to do that again.
NgMFE Lite — Free Version (New)
🆓 Get it here: https://mhmoudashour.gumroad.com/l/bqceke?utm_source=devto&utm_medium=launch_article
What's included:
- Angular 21 + Native Federation setup (working shell + wired remote)
- Shell Application with basic routing
- Placeholder Micro Frontend
- Angular Material + Tailwind CSS
- Getting Started documentation
NgMFE Pro — Full Version
🔒 Everything in Lite, plus:
- JWT Authentication (Guards, Interceptors, Token Management)
- Remote load-failure fallback with retry
- NgRx Signals Store (shared state across MFEs)
- Arabic RTL + i18n (English, French, Arabic)
- GitHub Actions CI/CD pipeline
- Full Dashboard Micro Frontend
- Professional Documentation
- Commercial license — unlimited projects
👉 Get Pro: https://mhmoudashour.gumroad.com/l/hdditr?utm_source=devto&utm_medium=launch_article
Why I'm sharing this honestly
I believe in building in public.
129 views and 0 sales is not failure — it's feedback.
The feedback was: let people try before they buy.
So here we are.
Download the free version, explore the architecture, and if it saves
you time — consider upgrading to Pro.
Live Demo
See it running here: https://ng-mfe-shell.vercel.app
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Have questions about the architecture decisions?
Drop a comment below — I read everything.
Top comments (4)
This is a useful post because “views but no sales” is the exact moment where the question becomes less about adding more features and more about reducing buyer uncertainty.
For a source-code starter kit, I’d check whether a cautious buyer can answer these in ~30 seconds:
The free version is a good move. I’d just make sure the Pro page still proves the “real, runnable, bounded, supported responsibly” part very quickly — that is often where buyers hesitate even when they like the idea.
This is genuinely useful, thank you. You’re right that I’ve been thinking ‘more features’ when the real gap is buyer confidence. Taking your 30-second checklist and auditing the Pro page against it this week — especially the ‘setup/run proof before checkout’ point, which I currently don’t show at all.
Will report back.
Glad it helped.
Definitely report back — I’d be interested to see what changes once you update the page.
Reported back as promised — updated both product pages based on your checklist: clear Lite vs Pro breakdown, live demo with login shown before checkout, and switched Pro from MIT to a proper commercial license (unlimited projects, no redistribution). Bonus: your comment pushed me to audit the code against my own article — mistake #4 (no load-failure fallback) was missing from my kit too, so I shipped the fix with tests today. Thanks again — this drove all of it.