Micro Frontends
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What is Micro Frontends?
Micro frontends are an architectural style where a frontend app is decomposed into smaller, independently deployable units. These units, often built by separate teams, can be integrated at runtime through various strategies such as build-time integration, runtime integration via JavaScript, web components, or iframes. This approach enables greater autonomy, scalability, and flexibility in frontend development.
What other technologies are related to Micro Frontends?
Micro Frontends Complementary Technologies
Web Components
Web Components provide a standard way to build reusable UI elements, which can be used across different micro frontends regardless of the underlying framework.
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BFF
Backend for Frontends (BFF) can be used to tailor backend services to the specific needs of each micro frontend, improving performance and simplifying data fetching.
Module Federation
Module Federation (Webpack) allows micro frontends to share code and dependencies at runtime, enabling dynamic composition and reducing bundle sizes.
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Frontend Engineer
0.3% of all Frontend Engineer jobs mention Micro Frontends
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Software Architect
0.1% of all Software Architect jobs mention Micro Frontends
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Software Engineer
2633 Software Engineer jobs mention Micro Frontends
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Engineer
2739 Engineer jobs mention Micro Frontends
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Engineering & R&D
2754 Engineering & R&D jobs mention Micro Frontends
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Which organizations are mentioning Micro Frontends?
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