Published in

NotOnlyCSS

Dec 10, 2019

2 min read

Micro Frontends Architecture

The future of frontend development

In the last years, microservices have exploded in popularity, and many companies are using them to avoid the limitations of large, monolithic backends.

But today many companies continue to struggle with monolithic frontend codebases.

More from NotOnlyCSS

This publication includes original articles and tips about frontend technologies.

Recommended from Medium

Openbridge

How To Connect Microsoft Power BI to Amazon Athena

Graphqelm: optional arguments in a language without optional arguments

FAUN Publication

Reduce your build time using caching in Azure Pipelines

How to handle eventual consistency with S3

SpartanProtocol

SpartanDev: 07/12/20–13/12/20

Warp V2 — Blacksmith Update — Development Testnet Launch

FAUN Publication

Creating Vagrant CentOS VMs

A ‘how-to’ guide for test automation framework with Allure Reporting | Blogs

About Help Terms Privacy

Micro Frontends Architecture

The future of frontend development

More from NotOnlyCSS

Recommended from Medium

How To Connect Microsoft Power BI to Amazon Athena

Graphqelm: optional arguments in a language without optional arguments

Reduce your build time using caching in Azure Pipelines

How to handle eventual consistency with S3

SpartanDev: 07/12/20–13/12/20

Warp V2 — Blacksmith Update — Development Testnet Launch

Creating Vagrant CentOS VMs

A ‘how-to’ guide for test automation framework with Allure Reporting | Blogs

Get the Medium app

Luca Spezzano

More from Medium

Best practices for OIDC authentication in SPAs

Configuring Test Suite Separately By The Test Scopes

When you should use modular monolith instead microservices

Microservices: The Saga Pattern