Micro Frontends (MFEs) can be integrated using two primary approaches: build-time and runtime. Choosing the right approach is crucial for balancing performance, autonomy, and development complexity.
For organizations favoring build-time MFEs, Bit provides a distinct advantage by fostering team independence while ensuring uniformity across the application, enabling seamless collaboration without losing consistency.
MFEs allow teams to develop, test, and deploy their parts of the app independently, but they do not deliver the same performance benefits as microservices, depending on shared resources.
In many situations, the performance improvements that MFEs claim can similarly be achieved by code-splitting in traditional monolithic applications, thus reducing the complication associated with MFEs.
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