Road to Module Federation
summary
Claim: migrating a large SPA to Module Federation yields independently deployable micro frontends that actually run as separate apps (demo on localhost:3000) and let teams avoid one monorepo pipeline. Concrete wins and costs: orgs with 100 people 10 teams drop two‑month joint releases and 100‑item changelogs for per‑microapp CI/CD and per‑app rollbacks. Implementation details cover using shared library versioning, a design system, agreed global concerns like i18n, and a small proof‑of‑concept set of microapps that composes correctly.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:11Defining the problem
- 2:44Architecture goals
- 5:05Scalability and structure
- 7:13Developer experience
- 9:32Maintaining consistency
- 12:24Design systems and process
- 14:44Handling complexity
- 16:20Risk and implementation
- 18:25The city analogy
- 19:53Proof of concept
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