Micro-Frontend Architectures for Large Teams
Micro-Frontend Architectures for Large Teams Large frontend teams often struggle with pace and consistency. Micro-frontends offer a way to split the work by feature or domain, so teams can ship independently while keeping a cohesive user experience. The idea is to break a big app into smaller, self-contained pieces that are built and tested by the owning team. Each piece is a micro-frontend that runs inside a shell application. The shell handles routing, authentication, and shared UI concerns. Teams publish their modules as remote components, with clear contracts for data and events. When a user navigates, the shell loads the relevant module at runtime, keeping performance in mind. ...