Our way to micro frontends at Codesphere

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Micro frontend refers to a concept where, similar to microservices, different parts of an application or website are handled by individual non-connected resources. Unlike with typical microservices each component has its own back and front-end.

Too abstract? Agreed! But with a simple example it should be a lot easier to understand. Take a typical e-commerce site it consists of multiple parts, the landing / front page, one or multiple category pages and at least the actual product pages.

A micro frontend setup would separate some or all individual parts into separate services each with an individual frontend. Take the example of myshop.com, the index page myshop.com/ is served by one service and myshop.com/shop by a different one.

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