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With Blueriq 11, we are introducing a new way of front-end development based on the Angular 5 framework. This will allow you to use today's market standards and build your front-end using a modern technology stack. Furthermore, the usage of Typescript as programming language will help in creating more maintainable code.

The front-end framework consists of two NPM packages, namely  @blueriq/core and @blueriq/angular. The first package, @blueriq/core, is a framework agnostic toolkit that contains interface definitions of the Runtime's UI Rest API and implements common logic for handling API responses. Even if If you plan on using a different framework than Angular, this package should allow you to get started quickly. Secondly, the The second package, @blueriq/angular, is an Angular specific package which provides tight integration with the Angular framework, allowing you to write idiomatic Angular components for Blueriq elements.

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Out of the box, a default theme is distributed with the Blueriq Runtime for showcase purposes. This theme is built-in and cannot can neither be modified nor extended, which ensures that any custom front-end components do not depend on the specific theme version that is supplied with a Blueriq Runtime version. This approach allows for smaller migrations of the Blueriq Runtime, as any theming related changes do not directly affect your custom theme or components.

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