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Let’s go further in the bundle series today with this introduction to the Entando Component Generator (ECG). Based on JHipster, through a blueprint, the ECG makes your life easier when it comes to developing a backend and micro frontend application. It allows you to generate your components and start the development of your business features, and package them into an Entando bundle to deploy them in a few steps.
You will need to provide a version for your bundle. Note this version will be used to tag your bundle on Git. We usually use the semantic versioning, note that if you want to follow the Git tagging convention, you need to explicitly use the prefix “v”, e.g “v0.0.1”.
You also need a DockerHub account.
You also need a GitHub account and two repositories. By convention we add the “-bundle” to the bundle repository. e.g “testProject” and “testProject-bundle”.