WeAreDevelopers LIVE • Jun 12, 2020

Sustainable Angular Architectures with Nx and Strategic Design

Manfred Steyer

Manfred Steyer reveals how to eliminate the dreaded frontend big ball of mud. Combine Domain-Driven Design with Nx workspaces to build sustainable, strictly bounded Angular architectures.

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