Microfrontend using Vanilla JS
summary
Claims that microfrontends work with plain JavaScript by using Module Federation to share and load modules at runtime, not compile time. Demonstrates a concrete build: two independent apps (header on localhost:4000, footer on 4001) created with create MF app, each exposing a custom element and a remoteEntry.js manifest via webpack config. A host app maps remotes in its federation config and imports the header/footer, composing a working UI at runtime so each feature is developed, tested, and deployed independently.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Start
- 0:47Why Microfrontend?
- 3:41Theory
- 4:18more plain
- 8:07Recipes
- 10:15What is Module Federation?
- 14:19Microfrontend using Module Federation?
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