We will speak about: The importance of type consistency between frontend and backend applications - Challenges in maintaining type consistency and synchronizing changes - Shared Entity Components: An Overview The concept of 'Entity Components' and their role in the architecture - Benefits of independent and decoupled components with their own release cycle Improving Developer Experience and Collaboration Local feedback in the IDE during integration - Mock data for testing, usage examples, and documentation - Better collaboration through Semantic Versions and discoverability of entities in the codebase - Setting Up a Workspace for Shared Entity Components Configuring the development environment and installing necessary dependencies - Creating a shared types workspace - Creating and Exporting Shared Entity Components Defining shared types and interfaces - Exporting shared entity components for reuse in multiple projects - Integrating Shared Entity Components in Frontend and Backend Applications Importing and using shared entity components in frontend and backend codebases - Handling updates and versioning - Streamlining Integration with External Services Leveraging shared entity components to simplify integration with external services - Reducing the impact of breaking changes through abstractions - Real-World Use Cases and Benefits Examples of successful type sharing implementations - Improved development efficiency, reduced errors, and better collaboration Conclusion Recap of key concepts and benefits: - Independent components with their own release cycle - Simplified integration for developers - A single source of truth for entities - Design-time integration with local feedback in the IDE - Encapsulation of entity updates in components - Mock data for testing purposes - Types and interfaces for remote APIs - Tests, documentation, and usage examples - Encouragement to adopt shared entity components in