Vertical Architectures for Scalable Angular Applications

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AngularArchitects.io | @ManfredSteyer Vertical Architectures for Scalable Angular Applications

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Good Fences Make Good Neighbors!

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Vertical Architectures Minimal Dependencies Vertical 1 Vertical 2 Vertical 3 Feature Feature Feature Feature Feature Feature Feature Feature Feature Conway's law

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Questions

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Questions • How large should a vertical be? • How to find good verticals? • How to implement them?

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About me… Manfred Steyer, ANGULARarchitects.io (Remote) Angular Workshops and Consulting Google Developer Expert for Angular Blog, Books, Articles, and Talks about Angular Manfred Steyer

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How large should a vertical be?

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Forces Influencing Desirable Size Minimal Dependencies Vertical 1 Vertical 2 Vertical 3 Feature Feature Feature Feature Feature Feature Feature Feature Feature Minimum Size: Correlating Features Maximum Size: Single Team

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How to Find Good Verticals?

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@ManfredSteyer Align Software with (business) domain!

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@ManfredSteyer Domain Driven Design Strategic Design Tactical Design Decomposing a System Design Patterns & Practices

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@ManfredSteyer Domain Driven Design Strategic Design Tactical Design Decomposing a System Design Patterns & Practices

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@ManfredSteyer Example Flight System

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@ManfredSteyer Booking Check-in Boarding Luggage Example Sub-Domains

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@ManfredSteyer Book Flight Check-in Passenger Check-in Luggage Board Plane Pickup Luggage Finding Sub-Domains Passenger Travel Agency Check-in Agent Boarding Agent

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@ManfredSteyer Event Storming

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@ManfredSteyer Booking Boarding Bounded Context Ubiquitous Language Flight Price Seats Passenger Tickets Flight Ticket

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@ManfredSteyer Another Perspective: Team Topologies 4 Fundamental Team Topologies 3 Interaction Modes

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@ManfredSteyer Taken from: Team Topologies, Skelton, Pais, 2019 Flow

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@ManfredSteyer Align Software with (business) domain! Cognitive Load

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@ManfredSteyer https://angularcommunity.net/podcast

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@ManfredSteyer Fracture Planes • Business Domain (most common one!) • Regulatory Compliance • Change Cadence • Team Location • Risk • Performance Isolation • Technology • User Personas

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@ManfredSteyer Implementing Verticals

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@ManfredSteyer Options Folders Libraries Applications

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@ManfredSteyer Booking Boarding Shared Feature Feature Feature Feature Feature UI UI UI UI UI UI UI UI UI Data Data Data Data Data Data Util Util Util Util Util Util Enterprise Monorepo Patterns, Nrwl 2018: https://tinyurl.com/y2jjxld7 @ManfredSteyer Smart Comp. Dumb Comp.

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@ManfredSteyer Nx Libs: Modularization Incremental CI/CD Build Cache Parallelization in Builds

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@ManfredSteyer Sheriff: Module Boundaries on a per-folder basis Rainer Hahnekamp, AngularArchitects @softarc/eslint-plugin-sheriff Works with and without Nx

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@ManfredSteyer Nx & Sheriff Folders: Modularization Incremental CI/CD Build Cache Parallelization in Builds Sheriff

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@ManfredSteyer Demo

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@ManfredSteyer Free eBook (6th Edition) ANGULARarchitects.io/book 20 Chapters 4 new Signal Store Chapters

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@ManfredSteyer Conclusion Decoupled Verticals Business Domain Mirror Team Structure Cognitive Load Flow & Value Stream