Ecosystem "Hat": Adapt It
summary
MTS built a unified ecosystem “header” that provides single sign-on, user profile, notifications, and a discoverable services list to be used across multiple internal frameworks and landing pages. The implementation uses the Svelte framework plus per-framework adapters to integrate the header into services that use different frontend frameworks; the talk covers those adapter approaches, lessons learned, and planned improvements.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:47Disjointed hats problem
- 3:23Unified hat goal
- 5:14Technology choices
- 8:05Svelte fit
- 10:59Shared code and adapters
- 13:30Adapter development
- 15:44Widget splitting
- 17:10Results and benefits
- 18:54Challenges and solutions
- 21:30Status and future plans
- 22:53Conclusion and Q&A
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