A small teaser of what’s coming in a future Meteor release (hopefully a Meteor 3.4 beta). With Meteor 3.4 and Rspack integration, the door opens to many setups and tools. Most are easy to configure, while others like Angular, which relies on a package providing its own Rspack config, can be trickier to align with Meteor’s Rspack config defaults.
I’ve been experimenting with this integration and already managed to get a basic Angular app running with Meteor package code injected and working. Both Meteor and Angular configs now work together after some adjustments. In a future Meteor release, I’ll include a skeleton that covers the essentials, so that any Meteor user can have the option to develop using Angular, while getting the most from Meteor framework.
This is another clear example of how beneficial it is to delegate bundling to a modern tool as we are proceeding these days.
See the basic Angular app with Meteor used (Random.id()):
Thanks @joylunow to provide a small example, as I am not really familiar with Angular, having a proper small example helps me to go straight.