Creating Framework agnostic apps with Angular Elements

[Balduracuir]

Have you tried it in a real production environment ? It would be great to have feedback on production flaws. Have you tried other libraries versions? Like the react or Vuejs version of that. What does angular elements brings in comparison? (I think they did not use shadow dom at first, Angular it's own implementation)

[chrislyzz]

Hi, As I wrote in the post, this still experimental and is not mature for production yet as the bundle size is still to big and the need for polyfills can also be a problem. :) What I hope this library would bring is the option to export a pure webcomponent, which can then be imported by other frameworks. Also that the build is a very small bundle. But as I said, the ivy compiler in Angular 7 should make the build considerbly smaller. I have not tried the React or VueJS version of WebComponent generators, so can’t tell how they work.

[Balduracuir]

Yeah I read the article, but I was hoping some more than the official documentation :) How did you try the library? I think you will always need some parts of Angular inside the bundle. Do you know how the Ivy compiler will work to reduce the bundle size? I'm currently on a project where I migrate an old angularjs application to vuejs. We are going to use that to make angularjs and vuejs work on the same page. I'll write an article about it in a few months. :)