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Sample project created to explain building a micro-frontend application using Vite, React, and TypeScript. It showcases how to seamlessly integrate remote applications, enabling scalable and maintainable architecture.
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Sample Angular Workspace created to explain Micro Frontend and Module Federation
A micro frontend boilerplate with React, TypeScript, SCSS Modules, Redux Toolkit, React Router, and Vite. Supports fast builds, HMR, and Module Federation for flexible, modular applications and team collaboration.
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Reactjs microfrontends example with webpack module federation plugin and react-query
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This is Microfrontend Application
A quick start on the microfrontend architecture using the webpack ModuleFederation plugin
This project is a microfrontend using NX, React and the Webpack Module Federation Plugin with one host and two remotes. I created a library sharing the style to all application that need it, in our case only the host and the remote 1. The host is using the counter and button from the remote 1 and the entire application from remote 2.
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