Divide and conquer, or how to split your web app experiences into micro-frontends

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The talk explains why a single monolithic UI can be a problem even when backends use microservices, and describes the real challenges that motivate splitting a web app’s user experience into micro-frontends. It also outlines specific tools and approaches that can help implement micro-frontends for modern web applications.

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1. 0:00Introduction
2. 1:45Why microservices?
3. 4:15Conway's law and culture
4. 7:29Is your org ready?
5. 8:54Salesforce example
6. 13:06Ecosystem matters
7. 15:13Key tools
8. 19:27Available options
9. 21:33Rial and benefits
10. 24:42Nexo solution
11. 26:06Human factor
12. 28:13Viability
13. 29:41Q&A

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