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Micro Frontends Conference 2024

date:2024-06-17
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series:Micro Frontends Conference · one edition

Join us for a day of learning and networking at the Micro Frontends Conference. Small talks, big impact.

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Migrating from Monolithic to Future-Proof MFsDavid Serrano41m
Claims an incremental, evolutionary migration from JSF/legacy monoliths to microfrontends that preserves UX and state while letting teams adopt modern stacks…
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From Monolith to Micro FrontendJuan Carlos32m
Maps three concrete migration patterns and the tradeoffs observed: keep the monolith and mount independent SPAs (fast to start but causes style conflicts and…
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The Problems Micro Frontends Won't SolveJennifer Wadella43m
Argues that micro frontends solve incremental rewrites and team autonomy but not code quality, sharing, or performance; lists concrete pain points: duplicate…
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Micro Frontends for MobileMo Javad37m
Shows a working React Native prototype that splits a single app into two independent JavaScript bundles (a dashboard and a remote), uses a modified CodePush…
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The Perfect Micro Frontends PlatformLuca Mezzalira48m
Argues that microfrontends succeed only when organization, culture and architecture align; recommends Module Federation for loading shared bundles, a tiny…
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Dependency Management in MFsStefan Bley, Lucas Braeschke40m
A healthcare web platform composes more than 12 microfrontends with an App Shell that provides SSO and a shared component library implemented as web components…
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Cross-Framework Testing in MFsShelly Goldblit, Daniel Ostrovsky45m
A concrete recipe for making UI tests agnostic across React and Angular micro frontends using Cypress, NX monorepo, the Poke API backend and composed drivers…
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Coffee ChatMichael Geers, Luca Mezzalira, Cathrin Möller, Florian Rappl24m
Twenty-minute coffee-break panel that answers concrete micro‑frontend tradeoffs: whether to use an Angular/React shell or a lightweight vanilla shell, when…
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Lunch PanelMichael Geers, Luca Mezzalira, Cathrin Möller, Florian Rappl32m
Panel argues teams must prove that frontend decoupling actually reduces delivery time and operational pain rather than just being trendy, citing a CI/CD win…
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Module Federation in 2024: Beyond WebpackZackary Jackson55m
Module Federation detaches from webpack into a library-style runtime with a new runtime plugins middleware, remote federated types, hot refresh across remotes…
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Painless Micro Frontend Orchestration with PicardFlorian Rappl53m
Picard is a tiny zero‑dependency library that lets teams drop a single script and embed micro frontends across static HTML, SPAs and SSR, using web components…
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The Tractor Store 2.0Michael Geers42m
An open-source e-commerce blueprint and a Preact implementation demonstrate a micro frontends testbed that includes 23 tractor models, 48 color variants, three…
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Domain-Driven Design in Micro FrontendsIldar Sharafeev45m
Applies hexagonal architecture to micro frontends and shows concrete code: refactors a React order details component into a framework‑agnostic domain class…
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Moving at the Speed of ThoughtDmitriy Shekhovtsov51m
Claims that a federated microfrontend workflow can deploy under a second by combining Module Federation with cloud caching and incremental uploads…
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The Hidden Challenges of Runtime Integrated MFsCathrin Möller47m
Hands-on lessons from several proofs of concept: using Module Federation with Angular frequently fails once apps use routing, forms or state — even patch-level…
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Micro Frontends UnmaskedManfred Steyer47m
Shows concrete integration patterns and measured tradeoffs: uses Module Federation (Webpack) to share Angular at runtime so the shell does not re-download…
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After Movie01m
Thanks to everyone for participating in the Micro Frontends Conference 2024. We packed together some of the greatest moments of the conference in a short…
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