There’s a New Sheriff in Town

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#Modularity #Enterprise #Development #Dependency Management #Sheriff #Angular

There’s a New Sheriff in Town

Rainer Hahnekamp

Modularity is a crucial aspect of enterprise development. But keeping track of dependencies and maintaining a clear overview of classes and functions can be overwhelming. Fortunately, there are tools that can help automate this process.

One such tool is Sheriff, which can check for module boundary breaches and ensure that your dependency rules are being followed. This enables you to enforce your architecture both at the folder level, making it ideal for lightweight architectures. With Sheriff, you can achieve better modularity in your codebase and streamline your development process.

Rainer Hahnekamp - Trainer and Consultant, AngularArchitects.io | Austria

Rainer is a passionate software developer and loves to work with Angular. He is a trainer and consultant at AngularArchitects.io. In addition, he runs ng-news, an Angular newsletter in the form of a video.