Modular Frontends

The rise of distributed web applications also comes with many challenges. One way to improve the situation for end-users is to introduce a frontend solution, which is a web application containing many smaller and independent modules. Our preferred way of implementing such scenarios is based on a micro frontend architecture, which allows a loosely coupling of frontend components with backend services. This can be seen as the frontend sibling to a backend microservices architecture.

In the past we've helped many customers to build a scalable frontend solution using a variety of technologies. While most of our projects start with a clean sheet, we are also here for you to conduct architecture reviews, help you with an existing project, or provide a proof-of-concept for assisting your decision process.

Relevant Articles

In the last decade we've helped our customers to scale in all possible directions. By embracing a module architecture in the frontend, you will minimize the technical debt in your solution. As a result, you are able to ship features faster, more securely, and with less uncertainty than beforehand.

Some of our experiences with micro frontends have been formed into articles. This way, we can share our knowledge with the community to improve the overall ecosystem and awareness around modular frontends.

• Microfrontends - Catalyst for Digital Transformation
• Building a Netflix Clone with Piral
• Versioning Web Components
• CSS in Micro Frontends
• Top 10 Micro Frontend Anti-Patterns
• Feed Service