Hi Milad,

This isn't exactly what I meant by an app-shell ;) What I meant was an 
shared (and central administrated) entry-point, that each team can then use 
as a starting point for their app(-part). (and that has hooks so they can 
cater for their own navigation) So navigating to another part, is actually 
just starting another 'page/app' that happen to look just like the one you 
just have left. Due to browser caching (shared css/library's) this will be 
quick, and users probably won't notice. I would advice an http2 server, you 
you can take advantage of the module system. (this does not mean you can 
drop bundling entirely!)

Nevertheless, what you are asking is also possible by , for example, using 
an i-frame. Using an i-frame does however means that the app-shell will 
consume some extra memory/cpu. That might be a issue.

Regards
Sander

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