Modern web apps start small, and quickly grow into monolithic nightmares, making things increasingly difficult to maintain, scale, and evolve. Microfrontends address this challenge by breaking applications into smaller, independent pieces that fit together like Lego bricks.

In this session, we'll explore the microftontend architecture through the lens of modern .NET and Blazor applications. You'll learn how to decompose larger user interfaces into modular features, enable teams to work independently, and deliver updates without impacting the entire application. We'll cover the benefits, tradeoffs, and real-world considerations of adopting a microfrontend strategy, along with practical patterns for implementation.

What Attendees Will Learn
- What microfrontends are and when they make sense
- How microfrontends differ from traditional frontend architectures
- Techniques for building modular, composable UI experiences
- Strategies for team ownership and independent deployment
- Common challenges, including routing, shared state, and styling
- Practical patterns for implementing microfrontends with Blazor and .NET
- Lessons learned from adopting a microfrontend architecture in real-world applications