It is highly reccomended to use tools for component-driven development like bit to develop micro frontends in React.
Here’s a short tutorial for adding or extracting Micro Frontends in your existing React app:
You can find the Github demo examples here:
- Build time integrations
- Runtime integrations
- Components from the demo (Micro frontends)
Also read:
How We Build Micro Frontends
Building micro-frontends to speed up and scale our web development process.
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Have you ever wondered how big websites like Amazon or Netflix are able to deliver seamless user experiences across multiple pages? The answer lies in their use of microfrontend architecture.
Microfrontend is an approach to building applications where the front-end is broken down into smaller, independent parts, each with its own user interface and functionality. These independent parts are then integrated to form a complete application.
The advantage of microfrontend is that it makes an application more flexible and easier to maintain. Instead of having one monolithic front-end, you can break it down into smaller, reusable components.
This allows developers to work autonomously on different parts of the application without interfering with other parts. It also means that if one part of the application needs to be updated, it can be done without affecting the rest of the application.