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Introduction I have been working with Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) for almost two years and most of the time I combined it with Angular as a frontend framework. One of my first tasks as an AEM developer was to find a good way to use Angular in conjunction with the CMS platform. At the time, Angular 6 had just been released and one of its main new features was Angular Elements. Angular Elements allows to create Web Components from Angular components and reuse them in other applications using different technologies. Since Web Components are framework agnostic and self-bootstrapped they are great for dynamic sites with CMS platforms.