Working on a large-scale project and managing its codebase can be a big challenge for teams. Though micro-frontends have been in the picture for a while now, they are getting increasingly popular because of their unique features and usability. By Harsh Pate.
Micro-frontends are particularly helpful because multiple teams can work on individual modules of the same project without worrying about other modules. With micro-frontends, it doesn’t matter how many modules will be added to a current system.
In this article, we’ll cover the basics of what a micro-frontend is and how to implement it using Next.js. We’ll also discuss the advantages of using micro-frontends in your applications.
- Introduction to micro-frontends
- Implementing a micro-frontend with Next.js
- Prerequisites
- Setting up the micro-frontends
- Execution and results
- Advantages of micro-frontends
- Deployment and security
- Scalability
- Faster development
- Easy testing
So how small is a micro-frontend? This is still unanswered. The bottom line is that you should split your project up so that the user experience won’t be disturbed. This process may be painful because it’ll likely include multiple whiteboard revisions. Godo read!
[Read More]