Evolving DBS Frontend
summary
DBS builds an internal frontend called Falcon that standardizes app layout, enforces semantic versioned UI libraries, and ships React and Redux with redux-saga, i18n and analytics wired. Developers scaffold features with app and UI generators, author presentational components in Storybook, and reuse hardened components across products. Result: drastic decrease in time to first meaningful paint, fewer duplicated components, easier unit testing, and faster iterations with consistent branding and cross-team collaboration.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Start
- 3:14WHAT WE BUILT
- 6:36OUR COMPONENT LIBRARIES
- 7:18PRICIPLES WE FOLLOW
- 9:00RESULTS AND BENEFITS
- 9:57THINGS THAT WORKS FOR US
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