The article discusses the applicability of the microservices model to web application front ends, advocating for a micro front ends approach. This concept suggests that web pages should be divided into reusable, manageable components that can be developed independently by teams. Although the notion has existed since 2016, its relevance has grown with the shift towards static web pages. The micro front ends strategy not only helps in refining application structures but also allows teams to specialize in particular domains, enhancing the efficiency and adaptability of web development.
Breaking up monolithic code into clusters of services and microservices is beneficial, allowing for refactoring and identifying bottlenecks in development.
Micro front ends enable web pages to be containerized components, managed by different teams, allowing for reusability and enhanced development efficiency.
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