Micro Frontends can either make your applications flexible and robust or become an overhead and hinder the growth of your project. And, there are many practices out there that might mislead any…

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Micro Frontends can either make your applications flexible and robust or become an overhead and hinder the growth of your project. Many developers often misunderstand the idea of Micro Frontends and get into trouble. In this article, I will go through some of these common mistakes so that you can avoid them whenever possible.

Micro Frontends: 5 Common Mistakes to Avoid

<p>Nice summary of the pitfalls that many faces when start to work with MFEs. However, it would be nice to have followed up an article about Monorepo and MFEs, since it introduces quite some infrastructure complexity. Another thing is runtime dependencies. It has its own trade-offs and sometimes build time still could be okay, especially at the beginning of the MFE journey.</p>
