Micro-Frontend Architecture
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Micro-Frontend Architecture with Module Federation
As front-end applications become more complex, the need for scalable, maintainable, and modular architecture has become essential. Just as microservices have revolutionized back-end architecture, Micro-Frontend architecture offers similar benefits for front-end development. With the rise of modern frameworks, Module Federation, introduced by Webpack 5, has become a powerful tool to implement Micro-Frontends seamlessly.
Key Characteristics:
Decoupling
Scalability
Autonomy
Each micro-frontend can choose its own technology stack, though this may come with complexity.
Different teams can build, deploy, and update their micro-frontends independently.
Teams can scale their own parts of the application without impacting the entire system.
Micro-frontend Architecture
Micro-frontend architecture is especially useful in large organizations where different teams work on different parts of the same application.
Dynamically load components or modules from different applications
Share dependencies (like React or libraries) to avoid duplication
Version control and cache modules efficiently
Integrate multiple front-end apps into a single user interface without refreshing or reloading the entire app
Benefits of Micro-Frontend with Module Federation
Independent Deployment
Each team can deploy its own micro-frontend independently, reducing the complexity of large-scale deployments. This also allows for faster development cycles and isolated updates.
Technology Agnostic
Teams can choose their preferred framework or library for developing their micro-frontend without being bound by the host application’s technology. Module Federation allows components from different ecosystems to work together.
Scalability
Since each micro-frontend can be developed and scaled independently, this approach supports applications that require horizontal scaling across different teams.
Dynamic Module Loading
Using Module Federation, the host application can load parts of the UI (like a button or entire page) dynamically without reloading or breaking the overall experience.
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