Microfrontends are most beneficial for large applications facing release and quality bottlenecks, but startups should consider initial complexity and costs before adopting this architecture.
Implementing microfrontends can divert resources from feature development due to the upfront architectural planning required, leading to challenges in managing both complexity and costs.
While microfrontends offer scalability and team collaboration, the complexity of initial setup must provide short-term returns to be worthwhile; otherwise, the effort may incur diminishing returns.
Agile development's emergent design can assist in defining architecture, but it cannot manage the complexities of large-scale solutions alone; a balance is critical.
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