Microservices, but what about the UI

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Argument that frontends can be split into modular, deployable pieces so backend microservices stay independently deployable, demonstrated with a small system: customer service + order service + Zuul reverse proxy serving server-rendered Thymeleaf pages, enriched in-place by three lines of jQuery to pull HTML fragments. Demo shows adding a delivery date in the order service updates the UI without redeploying the customer app. Notes tooling: Spring Boot, Spring Data Rest, webjars; warns about styling consistency, JS-version clashes, history and CORS trade-offs.

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1. 0:00Start
2. 1:56Show of Hands
3. 3:19Microservices
4. 9:28Self Contained System
5. 20:30Challenges
6. 32:14Resources

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