04. Micro Frontends Architecture in Practice Pt. 1 w/ Rakesh Menon & Gautam Chadha X_Change

This is the first part of a two-part series. To be continued in Ep. 5.

This episode is hosted by AnuRock. Today we are joined by Rakesh and Gautam to talk about micro frontends.

Rakesh Menon is a Senior Experience Technology Architect and a polyglot developer who specializes in JavaScript. He works with different teams to implement and enforce engineering best practices and modern standards. He’s perhaps best known for consulting on GraphQL and Micro frontends.

Gautam Chadha is a hands-on Senior Experience Technology Architect, specialized in building high-performance web applications. He has architected enterprise applications for Financial, Retail and Hospitality clients. He has also worked in multiple implementations of micro-frontends and microservices in Node.js and demand driven design using GraphQL.



Topics:


What is a micro frontend?
Micro frontends vs. library of components
Independent deployability and testability
Different approaches to stitch together micro frontends to create a unified application: client-side composition, server-side composition, edge-side includes
Routing
Communication patterns
State management
How to compose a page with a couple of components from Frontend A, one from Frontend B, another couple from Frontend C, and so on
Microservices as an inspiration model
Core/Platform vs. Domain teams
Backend for frontend (BFF) strategy



Quick Snip:

Real-world case study of micro frontends including challenges (by Sudhir Madaan)



Transition music courtesy https://mixkit.co