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Explanation

As a frontend application grows, managing hundreds of components and features in one codebase becomes difficult. Micro Frontends divide the application into smaller, manageable parts.

Code:

Large Application
├── Products
├── Orders
├── Payments
├── Reports
└── Users

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Micro Frontends
├── Product App
├── Order App
├── Payment App
├── Report App
└── User App

Explanation

Different teams can own different business areas and develop their frontend applications independently without modifying the entire application.

Code:

Product Team  → Product UI
Cart Team     → Cart UI
Payment Team  → Payment UI

Each team owns its feature.

Explanation

Micro Frontends allow teams to deploy individual frontend applications independently. A change in one area does not necessarily require redeploying the entire frontend.

Code:

Product Update
      ↓
Build Product App
      ↓
Deploy Product App

Other Micro Frontends remain unchanged.

Explanation

Different teams can use different frontend technologies when necessary, allowing an organization to gradually adopt newer technologies without rewriting the entire application.

Code:

Product → React
Payments → Angular
Reports → Vue

All work together in one application.

Explanation

Micro Frontends make large enterprise applications easier to scale organizationally and technically by separating ownership, development, testing, and deployment.

Code:

                    Main Application
                           │
        ┌──────────────────┼──────────────────┐
        ↓                  ↓                  ↓
   Product App        Payment App         Account App
   Team A              Team B              Team C