I've been seeing the topic of "Microfrontends" being talked about on Twitter recently.
If anyone has any experience in it, please explain what it is and why you'd use it.
(Optional): What are the pros and cons?
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Very interesting, I have heard that MicroFEs has a lot of overhead and quite a few people were against it.
To me, if a component library was built in a good way, then you would be able to extend a single component without worrying too much about breaking everything. That obviously depends on the complexity of the component. (I might have too many expectations from a component library though)
Thanks for the very detailed reply!
In addition to the Neil Green comment. Micro-frontends is also an approach for strangling a monolith application or evolving it using a strangler pattern. FE technologies evolve very fast and MFEs enabling steadily migrating an application.
I wrote some months ago how to strangle a PHP application to making it server-side and client-side render views using Vue.js.
medium.com/js-dojo/strangling-a-mo...
True true, instead of refactoring the whole app, you start by converting small components until the whole app is converted. Definitely a good use for MFEs.