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🚀 Exploring the Future of Frontend Architecture: Micro-Frontends 🚀 Maintaining a monolithic front end can become a challenge as web applications become more complex. That's where Micro-Frontends come into play! By breaking down a large application into smaller, independently deployable pieces, teams can work on different sections of the app simultaneously without stepping on each other’s toes. Each team can choose the best tech stack for their feature, resulting in faster development and more flexibility. 🎯 Key Benefits of Micro-Frontends: Improved scalability Independent deployments Technology flexibility Easier maintenance and testing As the demand for faster, more modular web applications increases, Micro-Frontends become a game-changer for large-scale projects. Looking forward to seeing where this trend takes us in the future of web development! What are your thoughts on this architectural approach? #MicroFrontends #FrontendDevelopment #WebArchitecture #ModularDevelopment #ScalableApps #TechInnovation #WebDevelopment

Introduction to the Concept of micro frontends #MicroFrontends, #WebDevelopment, #FrontendArchitecture, #ModernWeb, #FrontendDev, #TechTrends, #WebDesign, #Microservices, #ScalableWeb, #ModularFrontend

Ready to transform your frontend architecture? Dive into the world of Micro Frontends with Supriya Baghel ,Ansh Mehta , Tanmay Kalla , and Prathit Singh. 🌐 In this blog, discover how Micro Frontends break down the limitations of monolithic structures, empowering teams to embrace agility and innovation. This technology-agnostic approach offers flexibility, allowing developers to choose the best tools for the job. The result? Scalable, resilient applications that can adapt to evolving user needs.🧑🏻💻 Whether you're a developer or a tech enthusiast, this blog will reshape how you view web development, offering insights into creating user experiences that truly stand out. Read the full blog to learn more about Micro Frontends and how they can revolutionize your approach to building modern applications. 🔗 Blog Link: https://lnkd.in/gwQQm5rD #MicroFrontends #WebDevelopment #FrontendArchitecture #AgileDevelopment #TechInnovation

Microfrontends are an exciting approach to building scalable and modular front-end applications. However, navigating this architecture requires caution to avoid common pitfalls that can undermine its benefits. Here are some anti-patterns to watch out for when implementing microfrontends 🚀 #Microfrontends #WebDevelopment #FrontendArchitecture #SoftwareEngineering #Microservices #WebPerformance #Scalability #TechLeadership

Micro Frontends is an architectural approach that extends the principles of microservices to the frontend layer of web applications 💻🌐. In traditional monolithic frontend architectures, a single codebase is responsible for rendering the entire user interface 🛠️💡. Micro Frontends, on the other hand, advocates breaking down the frontend into smaller, independent, and manageable pieces 🚀🔗, fostering agility and scalability. #development #microfrontends #microservices #frontenddevelopment #webdevelopment #architecture #softwaredevelopment

🌟 It was in 2017 when the modern UI concept component-driven architecture was invented. Read the full docs: https://lnkd.in/gSxEGTQU #frontend #uidesign #component

Excited to announce the start of a three-part series on Micro Front End Architecture! 🚀 In Part 1, we explore what micro front ends are and showcase live examples. From the intricacies of code base maintenance to the efficiency gains of separate functionalities, we uncover the essence of this powerful architectural approach. Join us on this journey as we plan, code, and integrate our own website using Next.js and React in Parts 2 and 3. Let's build and host together! 💻🌐 #MicroFrontEnd #NextJS #React #WebDevelopment #TechExploration Check out Part 1 here 👉🏽 https://lnkd.in/g9brXMrB

Incremental upgrades: “For many organisations this is the beginning of their micro frontends journey. The old, large, frontend monolith is being held back by yesteryear's tech stack, or by code written under delivery pressure, and it's getting to the point where a total rewrite is tempting. In order to avoid the perils of a full rewrite, we'd much prefer to strangle the old application piece by piece, and in the meantime continue to deliver new features to our customers without being weighed down by the monolith. This often leads towards a micro frontends architecture.” Martin Fowler & Cam Jackson https://lnkd.in/gzUWDysK https://lnkd.in/dVK-xsGB https://lnkd.in/dP9CgbpD

Hey everyone, I will be having a conversation with Maxi from Frontend at Scale. We'll be discussing frontend architecture. If you have any questions you'd like us to address, please leave a comment below, and we'll make sure to cover them during the recording. #frontend

**Multiple Micro Frontend Architecture Integration: The Challenge and Solution** **Problem:** Transitioning to a micro frontend architecture can offer significant benefits such as independent deployment cycles and scalability. However, a major challenge arises when integrating multiple micro frontends seamlessly. Teams often struggle with inconsistent UI/UX across micro frontends, inefficient communication between apps, and complex build processes. These issues can hinder user experience and slow down development. **Solution:** To address these challenges, we implemented a **Unified Shell** approach. The introduction of a shared UI component library ensures a consistent look and feel across all micro frontends. Additionally, an event bus facilitates inter-application communication, enhancing interaction without tight coupling. Leveraging module federation with Webpack helps manage build complexity by dynamically loading micro frontend modules, ensuring fast and efficient updates. Furthermore, regular design system workshops and cross-functional collaboration were established to maintain alignment across teams. This approach not only smooths integration but also accelerates development and deployment, offering a cohesive experience to users while preserving microfrontend independence. Adopting this strategy has transformed our frontend architecture into a more agile and user-focused system. #MicroFrontend #Architecture #UIConsistency #CrossTeamCollaboration #WebDevelopment #Agility