When should microfrontend technology be used?

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The web is changing every day and it’s so hard to follow and implement all the new and fancy stuff that is being built. Cool new frameworks, libraries, methodologies and new approaches to solving problems. Usually is not that easy to deprecate some old technology and migrate to the new one. There are not many developers that still want to work with Angular 1 or Backbone and moving to something new is becoming necessary. If this sounds familiar to you, then this talk is for you! There is an innovative way to migrate from the old technology, to change the applications step by step and to impleme

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Microservices have been around for a few years. Many organizations benefit from these autonomous, independently deployable and easy maintainable blocks of code. However, in most projects we still build a single application op top of these services. This talk demonstrates how front-end development can also benefit from building in small autonomous, independently deployable micro-apps, instead of building a single monolithic web application. With many code examples in Angular and Typescript.

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In the past decade the frontend ecosystem evolved rapidly thanks to Javascript adoption in any industry and the proliferation of frameworks and libraries that are powering this amazing ecosystem. This fast growth contribute to explore new horizons on the architecture side as well, in particular because the projects are becoming more complex and sophisticated, multiple teams are working to the same codebase and we need to find a way to work with distributed teams on large applications. Due to those strong requirements and many others, the frontend world researched ways for achieving the same promise provided by Microservices that are now a consolidate approach for the backend layer and they found out that many of the principles behind them are applicable to frontend application as well. During this session we are going to introduce Microfrontends, their principles, benefits, challenges and potential implementations. We are at the beginning of a new and exciting journey, Microfrontends could have the same impact that Microservices had for the backend ecosystem, don't miss the opportunity to discover new tools to add to your belt!

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David will explain the different possibilities to implement MicroFrontends in the past, the present, and the future. More importantly, he will leave you to know which of the available approaches is best suited for your specific task at hand.

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Micro-frontends are a new architectural trend in the development of frontend applications. This architectural style can provide several benefits to your projects and organization, offering a level of decoupling never seen before in single-page applications or universal architectures. Based on his work at DAZN, Luca Mezzalira explains how to implement micro-frontends using the Micro-Frontends Decisions Framework, 4 pillars will guide the design of any micro-frontends project.

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CSS. Is it simple? Is it hard? To BEM or not to BEM? CSS-in-JS? Sass or LESS? Bootstrap or Foundation? CSS Modules or styled-components? How should we write CSS today? Which is the quickest way? And the more confortable? CSS is often considered as a non-problem until the moment it brings out its best and it messes up our last friday before the holidays. Let's try to clarify about different ways to write our lovely stylesheets and figure out which is the best one that fits our needs.

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Chapter 5: In our fifth episode we will cover best practices for MicroFrontends. What you have to pay attention when implement this architecture, and the challenges you might have.