Re:Understanding micro front ends
by ickelbawd on Monday July 18, 2022 @11:12AM
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Decent article. Was going to post a comment about how terribly wrong it could go to have each team pick their own tech stack, force the client to download all of them, and run them in a shared environment. Makes me shudder thinking about it. But they call this out towards the end.
It’s a solution to an organizational problem, but to do it well it requires serious organization and disciple. If your organization lacks the strong engineering leadership and/or doesn’t prioritize client performance then micro frontends will just make things worse for your clients.
Re:Understanding micro front ends
by majkinetor on Monday July 18, 2022 @02:46PM
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It may be great solution in specific context, for example when outsourcing parts of app to different teams and you create intranet app where perf. is not that important.
It’s a solution to an organizational problem, but to do it well it requires serious organization and disciple. If your organization lacks the strong engineering leadership and/or doesn’t prioritize client performance then micro frontends will just make things worse for your clients.
Everything needs context.
3 frameworks I've never heard of. fml. i really need to find an escape from web.