Micro frontends are what we get while we carry the microservice technique to the the front cease. In other words, a micro frontend is made of components owned by different teams — that can be deployed independently. These components are assembled to create a consistent user experience.
With a micro frontend, no single team owns the UI in its entirety. Instead, every team owns a piece of the screen, page, or content. For example, one team might be responsible for the search box, while another might code suggestions based on users’ tastes.
When we are working on huge and distributed web applications, it makes sense to build a microservice-based architecture. Using this type of architecture, the monolith team gets split to separate independent teams, which helps improve scalability, code complexity, etc., as each team works on a specific feature of the application separately.
The same concept applies to the front-end architecture, and it will be part of the same individual team that builds the microservice backend. So, each team will own a unique business component and develop it end to end, starting from the user interface to the database layer.
Micro-frontends have positive standards that permit for scaling an app.
The following capabilities make micro-frontend architecture more resilient:
Sample Code Snippet: https://github.com/kolaparthisrini/Microfrontends
A micro-frontend architecture also simplifies the process of building complex frontend applications by allowing you to manage small, independent components.
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