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The BFF (Backends-for-Frontends) pattern involves creating dedicated API gateways for different device or interface types, such as web browsers, mobile apps, or public APIs. BFFs act as a specialized layer that tailors the API to the specific needs of the client. They offer advantages like improved resiliency, autonomy, and development speed but also come with challenges such as code duplication, complexity, and potential proliferation of BFFs. Best practices include clearly defining client requirements, minimizing code duplication, maintaining clear boundaries, and optimizing performance.

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