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Micro-Frontends

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Learn Micro-Frontends

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Scale & Decoupling

Micro-frontends are independently built and deployed frontend apps composed at runtime — often via Module Federation. Each is owned by a team that ships on its own cadence, traded against the cost of runtime composition.

Instead of one monolithic frontend, each team builds and deploys its own app — cart, search, checkout — and the host stitches them together at runtime.

Module Federation lets a remote expose modules (cart/CartApp) that the host imports dynamically, so the cart team can ship without rebuilding the host.

The trade-off is composition cost: shared dependencies, version skew, and runtime integration must be managed, in exchange for true independent deployment per team.

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Each frontend app is built and deployed independently.

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Module Federation composes remotes at runtime.

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Independence trades against composition complexity.

// host app loads a remote at runtime
const Cart = await import("cart/CartApp")

// Module Federation exposes "cart/CartApp"
// from an independently deployed remote
mountWidget(Cart.default)

Read the implementation

Connect each part of the code to the concept before you type.

1. Load a remote

The host dynamically imports a remote module exposed by another app at runtime.

const Cart = await import("cart/CartApp")

2. Remote name

The string names a Module Federation remote and the module it exposes.

"cart/CartApp"

3. Compose at runtime

The host composes the remote into its page only once it has loaded.

mountWidget(Cart.default)

4. Module Federation

Module Federation lets a separately built and deployed app expose modules to the host.

// Module Federation exposes "cart/CartApp"

A complete learning loop

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Understand

Read the concept map and follow the code breakdown.

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Reconstruct

Type the implementation, repair mistakes and work through every recall exercise.

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Verify

Use the final check without hints; revisit weak concepts in short practice sessions.

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