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@gautamarora/blog

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Blog

This blog application is a megaapp that is built using a microapp architecture. Each page (post, photo, profile) is a microapp that uses expressjs, browserify, handlebars & sass. These microapps share other microapps like header. Each microapp is published as a npm module at npmjs.com from where it is installed into the mega app.

The architecture is inspired from See-Eat-Sleep and Condé Nast Traveler.

Micro Apps used:

  1. core
  2. header
  3. homepage
  4. post
  5. photo
  6. profile

How to run:

  1. Clone this repo

     git clone [email protected]:gautamarora/blog.git

  2. Install dependencies

     cd blog
 npm install

  3. Run the app

     npm start

Now go to localhost:3000 to see the sample blog app

Live Examples

www.gautamarora.com