The micro-frontend architecture is attracting more and more developers, and module federation is a great addition to this architectural pattern. And as with any new technology, new questions are raised.
Let's take real-life examples and live coding to answer the following but not limited to: how we should divide apps and whether there are specific criteria to separate them. Is my project suitable for the Micro-Frontend at all? When should I use Micro-Frontend and when Module Federation? And some other questions.

This talk is designed to provide practical, real-life examples and live coding demonstrations that will help attendees navigate the world of micro-frontends and module federation more confidently. The presentation will answer essential questions, such as when to use micro-frontend, when to use module federation, and how to determine if a project is suitable for these approaches.