Micro Frontends: Module Federation vs. Ripple CI
Briefly

The rise of micro frontends has changed the landscape of web development by enabling teams to work independently on segments of an application. However, balancing runtime flexibility with build-time stability remains a challenge. Module Federation, part of Webpack 5, allows developers to dynamically share and consume code in a decentralized manner, enhancing integration efforts. Coupled with tools like Ripple CI for build-time testing, these innovations facilitate a more adaptable and scalable approach to developing modular applications without compromising stability or speed.
Micro frontends have emerged as a game-changer, addressing the challenges of building scalable web applications by breaking monolithic frontends into independent pieces.
Module Federation allows independent builds to share code dynamically at runtime, enabling seamless integration without requiring tight coupling during development.
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