Microfrontends Uncovered: The Recipe for a Scalable Frontend

  • We’ve created an in-depth knowledge base that addresses critical challenges such as architecture design, module-to-module communication, code federation, and integration strategies. It delivers practical solutions that help eliminate chaos and avoid common pitfalls in real-world frontend development.

Microfrontends Uncovered

Adrian Łukasik, Piotr Kniaź
Want to implement microfrontends effectively in real-life projects? This guide is an invaluable resource for software engineers, tech leads, and anyone planning to migrate from a monolithic frontend to a microfrontend architecture.
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What’s inside?

👉 Proven configuration examples from real-world environments

👉 Practical solutions to challenges faced in day-to-day work

👉 Strategies for dealing with integration, authentication, communication, and architecture

👉 A production-ready application implementation

 

Wondering if microfrontends are the future of your architecture?

In our e-book, you’ll find not only concrete case studies from companies like Zalando, DAZN and Netflix, but also a detailed comparison of integration strategies, an overview of key tools (including Module Federation and Nx), and a comprehensive step-by-step implementation guide.

Download the e-book and gain a technical compendium that answers the most common questions frontend engineers face and helps you make informed architectural decisions.

 

Listen to the podcast where we expand on topics covered in the ebook 👇

 

Authors of the ebook

Adrian Łukasik LinkedIn

Hi, my name is Adrian, and I have been working in software development for almost 10 years. My current core stack is React, TypeScript, and Node.js, but I have also worked with many other technologies (not only frontend). Throughout my career, I have contributed to several large-scale projects and and high‑traffic web applications in production. Also I’m big enthusiast of crafting clear, engaging technical docs and finding creative ways to share knowledge. Outside of tech, my biggest passions are music and football.

Adrian Łukasik
Piotr Kniaź LinkedIn

Hello, I’m Piotrek. I have been working as a Frontend Developer for over 10 years, but I didn’t spend all that time glued to a monitor. For several years, I had the opportunity to implement software systems for factories around the world, which involved extensive travel. My technology stack is primarily based on the React and Angular frameworks, but I also have significant experience with the lesser-known TCL language. In my work, I place great emphasis on precision in implementing user interfaces, as well as on building modular and efficient applications.

Piotr Kniaź

What do the experts say?

  • This book is primarily intended for developers who want to expand their knowledge, as well as for business owners and technology leaders, who are planning to introduce microfrontends or are considering doing so.

    If you're a developer looking to learn more about microfrontends - how to get started, where to find further details, and even explore technical examples from real-world projects - this is the right resource for you.

    At the same time, if you're evaluating the idea of implementing microfrontends or thinking, “Hmm, maybe microfrontends could be a good fit for my needs,” this book can also help you find the answers you're looking for.

    Tomasz Szpila

    Delivery Manager at j‑labs

  • Recently, two of our engineers, Piotr and Adrian, had the opportunity to prepare something we call a cookbook.

    It’s essentially a well-structured recipe for how to build a micro-frontend from scratch - including the advantages, disadvantages, and key considerations to keep in mind when preparing to either rewrite an existing solution or start fresh.

    Piotr Pasternak

    Frontend Developer at j‑labs