Micro frontends enhance scalability and flexibility by breaking down monolithic frontends into smaller pieces, allowing teams to independently develop, deploy, and update components.
In large enterprises, monolithic frontends can be challenging to manage, slowing development and increasing risks. Decoupled development mitigates these issues by enabling innovation and reducing risk.
Adopting micro frontends is critical for maintaining agility and accelerating development cycles as enterprise applications grow in complexity.
Each micro frontend functions independently, allowing the use of distinct tech stacks and release schedules, which reduces team dependencies and fosters faster iteration.
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