Coffee Chat

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Twenty-minute coffee-break panel that answers concrete micro‑frontend tradeoffs: whether to use an Angular/React shell or a lightweight vanilla shell, when Piral.Cloud or a framework makes routing and composition easier, and why a backend-for-frontend (BFF) often solves token distribution and API chattiness. Expect specific patterns for hybrid vertical/horizontal splits, advice on server-side vs client-side rendering at integration points, and recommendations on ownership, shared headers, and when to centralize components.

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1. 0:00Introduction
2. 1:08Shell routing challenges
3. 3:59Hybrid microfrontend split
4. 8:11Domain driven design limits
5. 12:27Microfrontend with multiple services
6. 15:38Header and footer separation
7. 17:26Lunch break snack
8. 18:29Common components across microfrontends
9. 19:12Team domain separation
10. 20:57Multi-tenancy microfrontends
11. 22:23Feature-based ownership
12. 23:49Raffle

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