Break Up With Your Frontend Monolith
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A small proof‑of‑concept built by three developers in two to three weeks shows micro frontends with an app shell cutting measured page load from about 104 to 16.4, loading only the needed bundles per route. Implementation uses Handlebars, webpack (migrating from gulp), optional web components, and server‑side include/iframe alternatives. Gains: faster navigation, one‑day onboarding, failure isolation. Costs: duplicated assets, harder error handling, per‑frontend build configs and versioning headaches.
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