Landscape of Module Federation: 2024 and Beyond
summary
Module Federation 2.0 exposes a runtime API with runtime plugins and lifecycle hooks like beforeInit and initContainer that let imports be rewired, provide a load-remote fallback, and enable API‑controlled remotes without rebuilds. It adds HMR/Fast Refresh, Chrome DevTools integration, TypeScript remote types sync (now in‑browser), Node Federation improvements, and RSC work with Remix. Backed systems include Zephyr Cloud and RS Pack (rust rewrite) and reported wins include ~60% faster builds, 2.5k CI hours saved weekly, 300% more deployments, and major cost reductions.
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chapters (17)
- 0:00Introduction to Module Federation
- 1:45Redesign and Federation 2.0
- 2:28Runtime API and plugins
- 4:15Dynamic dependency rewiring
- 5:17API controlled remotes
- 6:39Dynamic mapping and type syncing
- 8:25Hot reload and fast refresh
- 9:09Runtime lock files
- 10:12Zephyr Cloud deployment
- 13:43Business impact at ByteDance
- 16:34Rspack and performance gains
- 18:59Rspack ecosystem tools
- 23:17Roadmap and future features
- 25:47Federation router concept
- 27:33RSBD and RS Speedy
- 28:18SSR and modern JS support
- 29:02Cost savings and conclusion
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