Luca Mezzalira - Micro Frontends With Module Federation

As JavaScript developers we have excellent tools at our disposal and yet there seems never be enough time to use them to their full potential. Let's change that by making it easier to become a power user.
Micro-frontends architectures are getting more traction nowadays and Module Federation is a nice addition to the possibilities offered by this architectural pattern
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[nonen]

Great video. Is there a cross framework example? Angular and React in the same SPA?

[stevenrankin]

I am interested in using module federation for a new project, however I am struggling with the idea of web components and how they would be used or fit in conjunction with module federation. I am pretty new to the UI space having been a backend developer for pretty much all my years.
If I had a shell app, I could import a child web component (or even an entire app) by importing the web component js from its deployed path.
But I could also do the same with module federation and webpack?
Could someone help me understand why one would use both, or would you pick one solution, or do they work together? I am finding it hard to conceptually differentiate between the two. Ideally I want to be able to compose some MFEs with in shell/host app, with apps built by other teams.

[hk_build]

Thanks for great content!!
Can you make a video on micro front end where react component is exposed wich is dependent on redux store and middle wares such as redux saga???

[alexanderbelinsky]

Hi, where can I find source codes for the example that was presented ?

[sivathangeswaran]

Great session, touched all the important considerations of Micro-frontends. Can you share the source code please?

[thomasmeerpohl]

I don’t see an advantage of using event emitters instead of simple component callback.