Large Scale Projects Challenges (NextJS - Contentful)
summary
Migration of Vodafone Greece's site uses NextJS + Contentful and requires the old and new stacks to coexist rather than a big-bang rewrite, because rough estimates often run into two to three years and teams keep delivering features. Teams split into a micro‑frontend layout across 15 local teams, share UI via Storybook, manage state with Context API + SWR, use feature flags and custom Contentful apps, and adopt content‑as‑code and atomic design — the redesign ships and operates under these constraints.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Intro
- 2:07You will migrate sooner or later
- 4:23NextS as a full stack framework
- 6:59Headless CMSs comes with benefits
- 10:35Features availability is strongly related to your SAAS and cloud SLAS
- 12:55Global state is a great tool
- 15:45Challenge
- 18:03Conclusion
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