Microservices establish clear team boundaries, allowing autonomy and rapid software releases. Code reusability is limited to maintain loose coupling. Microfrontends bring the same benefits but require shared design systems for UI consistency.
Defining the recommended size for a Microservice is challenging and varies based on team dynamics. Adjusting boundaries over time can lead to complexities, and sacrificing code reusability may be necessary to maintain team autonomy.
The cost of code duplication in organizations using Microservices is often overlooked, as measurements are confined within individual Microservice teams. Minimizing code sharing can hinder organizational collaboration.
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