I don't understand them at all. It's just more code to load and like wtf why would you want to work with separate frameworks at work? Seems like a huge pia
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Imagine having a horrible mess of a frontend to deal with. The idea of building new features from a clean slate is appealing People normally dismiss this cause you'd be presumably mixing two frontend stacks/frameworks, but this microfrontend movement helps weigh the tradeoffs
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Yeah, understanding how to write good components / modules can be hard. Mostly I feel because understanding the right boundaries takes experience. I wish people would / could receive more training on this!
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In a small company it makes no sense. In a company of 45k with thousands of devs and hundreds of products—well, better than the alternative.
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I think the discussion about microfrontends should be broken into two parts: 1.the technical implementation 2.the resulting UI/UX The second would worry me a lot.
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Wonder what's the cost in switching between apps
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One good thing that can come from this is forcing organizations to think about whether everything really needs to be a monolithic front end or they can *afford* to split it up and gain some freedom / manage complexity
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I would think of it from business perspective: What does it make sense from a business perspective for the user? If you also use the tactical design patterns of
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That is Domain-driven design. And I still read the concepts and I am like: This is so freaking abstract, that I can't understand it
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