I built this as the working companion to my portfolio: enterprise Angular patterns, accessibility, performance and micro-frontends, all original.
Enterprise Angular, demonstrated
I built it the way I build production Angular: standalone components, signals and SSR throughout, with an accessible design system, state and reactive patterns, typed forms and a data grid. Every figure is synthetic and deterministic; nothing here is real or client data.
The work itself, not a description of it: a running app you can read end to end, with the standards enforced rather than claimed: accessibility that fails the build, performance measured on the page, architecture in the open.
Real source on every page: the patterns and the judgment behind them, not just the finished result.
Design System
State & RxJS
Modern Angular
Data
Accessibility
Web Platform & SEO
Engineering
Fundamentals
Explore the ecosystem
One hub, a handful of surfaces, all original and all one author's. This page (demo.miguelcarino.com) is the single link that represents the whole thing; the rest hangs off it.
Federated demo
A Native Federation host loading two independently-built remotes at runtime: micro-frontends sharing a single copy of Angular, the design system and the state store across the boundary.
federated.miguelcarino.com- Reports An independently-deployed remote, reachable on its own subdomain and assembled into the federated host at runtime as the Reports route.deploys from reports.miguelcarino.com
- Settings A second independent remote on its own subdomain, composed into the host alongside Reports, with the same design system and one shared state instance across the boundary.deploys from settings.miguelcarino.com
Storybook
The full per-component gallery for @foo/ui: every variant, state and accessibility contract, in isolation.
storybook.miguelcarino.comAngularJS + Angular hybrid
A running ngUpgrade app: Angular components and a service downgraded into an AngularJS page, plus the leftover registration that splits one cart into two.
demo.miguelcarino.com/hybrid/Read the write-ups
The blog posts behind these demos: the engineering decisions in long form, each linking back to the route it explains.
miguelcarino.com/writing