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That is what I think MFE is meant for, where you have entirely different parts of an organization working on an application but you need it to feel the same to
by no_wizard 3y ago
That is what I think MFE is meant for, where you have entirely different parts of an organization working on an application but you need it to feel the same to the user.
That feels right.
Another I've been apart of is applying it to a given codebase post acquisition, helps speed up integration in some respects
One example I've seen floated though is remote modules for design systems. This one I'm unsure about. I can only speak from one experience when this was tried and it was a disappointing result.