Microfrontend architecture is a modern way of thinking about application design. In this approach, independent frontend pieces are developed by separate teams and finally composed into a whole…

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Microfrontend architecture allows independent frontend pieces to be developed by separate teams and integrated into a complete system, enabling faster releases and reduced complexity. The post explores nine integration patterns, such as Micro Apps, iFrames, App Shell, and Module Federation, highlighting their strengths and weaknesses. Each pattern addresses different aspects like autonomy, fault isolation, performance, technology compatibility, and flexibility. Combining multiple patterns can help leverage their strengths to meet specific project requirements and maintain long-term application efficiency.

Mastering Microfrontends: 9 Patterns Every Developer Should Know

Recently, many companies have migrate from microservices back to monolithic architecture. Micro-services architecture was a good design in the past, but it cost a lot, such as maintain time, money and so on. Last year AWS video team posted an article about how they gave up microservice and used monolithic system to achieve that.

Quite the complete article, thanks for sharing!
Personally, I’ve worked at a couple of MFE projects, but the inter-component interaction always feels a bit “hacky”; maybe because the right flavor of MFE wasn’t used… I’ll probably know by the time I’m done ingesting the article, thanks again!

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Thx for this article, shared it with my team. 👍