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Okay I think we have crossed a line here. What's the difference between microfront ends and a website with multiple pages? Wouldn't the point be to keep the st
by toasted-subs 3y ago
Okay I think we have crossed a line here. What's the difference between microfront ends and a website with multiple pages?
Wouldn't the point be to keep the style consistent anyway?
- DanielHB 3y agousually microfrontends have some shared UI and functionality core and several applications under them. This usually comes in the form of a shared top-bar and authentication layer as well as some kind of loader/routing to load each specific frontend. Keeping style consistent is actually harder using microfrontends compared to shared libraries. It is more about letting each application choose its own tech stack and not be burdened by the other application's tech debt.