Building complex frontend applications can be a challenge. As features grow, monolithic codebases become unwieldy and difficult to maintain. Microfrontends offer a solution by breaking down the application into independent, feature-focused chunks.
However, traditional microfrontend approaches can introduce new issues with dependency management and communication between the microfrontends themselves.
This talk explores Module Federation, a technique that addresses these challenges. By enabling dynamic loading of remote microfrontends at runtime, Module Federation fosters a more efficient and scalable architecture for large-scale frontend applications.