Fundamentals of Micro Frontends
At the core of Micro Frontends lie several fundamental principles:
- Single Responsibility:
- Every micro frontend module should have a clear and separate duty, which can concentrate on a specific performance or a kind of function.
- This principle does so by making the code inside the module more constructive and has a concise focus, which will offer better maintainability and extensibility.
- Loose Coupling:
- Interaction between Micro Frontends needs to be through a well-defined interface such as separate smaller chunks to avoid huge dependencies and coupling between modules.
- Loose coupling lets the modules be separated and evolve themselves quickly unlinking the whole system.
- High Cohesion:
- Cohesion within a Micro Frontend architecture translates its meaning as a concept of decomposing related functionality to different modules.
- High cohesion that is inherent in code increases code readability, maintainability, and code reusability.
What are Micro Frontends?
Among the more widely accepted frameworks at the moment, there is a concept known to be a Micro Frontend. The technique extracts the ideas from microservice architecture in the backend portion and implements them in the front end by breaking down the irrelevant large frontend applications into more manageable self-sufficient components.
Important Topics for Micro Frontends
- What are Micro Frontends?
- Fundamentals of Micro Frontends
- When should you use Micro Frontends?
- Architectural Patterns of Micro Frontends
- Communication between Micro Frontends
- Integration of Micro Frontends with Backend Services
- Development Approaches for Micro Frontends
- Scalability and Performance Considerations for Micro Frontends
- Testing Strategies for Micro Frontends
- Security Best Practices for Micro Frontends
- Deployment and Continuous Delivery
- Monitoring and Observability
- Challenges and Solutions
- Case studies of Micro Frontends
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