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Intro to Micro Front Ends

Architecting micro-frontends can be challenging. The right micro-frontends approach can provide many benefits for organizations. But poorly architected approach can sometimes lead to many critical issues (performance, complexity, big cognitive load).

In this talk, Oleksandr will explore how we can keep micro frontends simple with the help of Module Federation and enable independent release flows in modern web applications.

This talk will cover:

  • What are micro frontends?
  • Benefits and risks
  • Overview of modern modular monolith web apps
  • Enabling distributed frontends using Module Federation
  • Live Demo of Client Side Rendering with Module Federation
  • Live Demo Server Side Rendering with Module Federation

ā° Agenda
19:00 - 19:10 - Welcome speech and introduction from WWCode
19:10 - 19:45 - Oleksandr's Talk
19:45 - 20:00 - Q&A and wrapping up the session

šŸŽ™ļø Speaker
Oleksandr Khivrych
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Oleksandr is a Senior Frontend Engineer at Beamery. He focuses on Full Stack web development and building DevOps infrastructure for his services and frontend apps. Over the last four years, Oleksandr has focused on implementing a micro-frontend architecture in many organizations. He is also an active speaker at the conferences and meetups and an Open Source contributor.

šŸ‘©šŸ» Event Host

Nadia Zhuk, Developer Relations Engineer at Intercom
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Nadia is a self-taught full-stack software engineer, a book author, and a career mentor. Before teaching herself to code, she had worked as a translator and a journalist. Nadia is passionate about bringing more people from non-STEM backgrounds into tech, and she tries to achieve this through blogging, public speaking, and volunteering. She is a Lead at Women Who Code London and a career mentor at Meet a Mentor.

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