Experienced in modern frontend (React, Angular, Vue) and backend (Node.js, NestJS and Go) tech. Passionate about clean code, architecture, and sharing knowledge through writing and documentation.
Hi @xiongemi, thank you for providing the documentation for state management. I'm trying to learn and experience nx. I have a question regarding micro front end architecture with global state management using Redux. I've created a template on GitHub (github.com/serifcolakel/nx-monorep...) which incorporates module federation with Webpack, Tailwind CSS, Shadcn and Redux (utilizing Redux Toolkit, Redux Persist, etc.). In this setup, I have a data layer for my services and a global state management solution packaged as an npm package. Could you please advise if this approach is recommended?
Experienced in modern frontend (React, Angular, Vue) and backend (Node.js, NestJS and Go) tech. Passionate about clean code, architecture, and sharing knowledge through writing and documentation.
Hi @xiongemi, thank you for providing the documentation for state management. I'm trying to learn and experience nx. I have a question regarding micro front end architecture with global state management using Redux. I've created a template on GitHub (github.com/serifcolakel/nx-monorep...) which incorporates module federation with Webpack, Tailwind CSS, Shadcn and Redux (utilizing Redux Toolkit, Redux Persist, etc.). In this setup, I have a data layer for my services and a global state management solution packaged as an npm package. Could you please advise if this approach is recommended?
do you mean you publish your libraries and import libraries as an npm package dependency in your apps? This approach is pretty common, it is fine.
Thank you