Creating & Publishing Angular (2+) Component Libraries ft. Anas Firdousi

Building a true component based front-end application is not easy. At the core, we need components, some of them we author ourselves, for others we lean on 3rd party libraries by npm or yarn installing them. In AngularJS, there were dozens of different ways to build and publish a component library. After years of learning (the hard way), the Angular Team & the community has come to a definitive conclusion that there needs to be solid patterns and consistency in the anatomy of thousands of libraries published each day.

Join us to learn how to build your own Angular (2+) library and publish it on npm. For building a component library, we will learn how to be platform independent and more consumer centric, how to bundle and distribute, how to make use of Angular’s AOT compilation and much more.

[sachinmanikantan]

Can you post the links discussed in the talk? Thanks

[franksmit]

I love how these kind of talks become irrelevant after less than a year. It seems all you need to do now is *ng generate library my-lib*, followed by *ng build my-lib --prod* and publish with npm. Good on the angular team!