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Category: microfrontends

October 4, 2021October 4, 2021

Import Maps For Microfrontends

Each micro-frontend is a npm package that is published to the private registry and then consumed by the “main” app, which combines several of these micro-frontends into a single app that appears to the user as a monolith.As a result, each mFE has its own repo, CI pipeline, and is often handled by a distinct […]

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