The article discusses the advantages of developing large web applications as autonomous components owned by different teams, highlighting improved scalability and collaboration. Effective performance monitoring of such systems, especially multi-faceted ones, is critical and can be complex due to myriad external factors, including user location and internet speed. The browser performance API offers solutions for measuring performance during local developments, while New Relic introduces standardized marks and measures for performance monitoring across micro-frontend applications, emphasizing the importance of aggregating data for improved insights and user experience.
Large modern web applications can benefit from being developed in smaller, autonomous pieces owned by different teams, integrated for a seamless user experience.
To monitor and improve performance across segmented micro-frontend applications, New Relic implements standardized marks and measures for comprehensive performance insights.
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