Microservices nowadays is a well known concept and maybe you are using it in your current company.

Do you know that now you can apply similar ideas in the Frontend?

Today we already divide the Frontend into several components at development time, but at compile time these components are merged into one monolithic Frontend and this is where this new architecture comes into play.

In this talk we will understand the reasons behind micro-frontends and we will also explore one of the most interesting ways of applying them using Module Federation and Svelte

You probably heard before of "Micro Services" and maybe even used it at your current company, but, did you know that now you can do the same in the Frontend? In this talk, we will understand how does micro frontends work and the reasoning behind them. We will also explore one of the most interesting ways of applying them in your projects using Webpack's Module Federation feature.

In this talk, we will explore how Micro Frontends and Module Federation can be used with Next.js to build scalable and maintainable applications. We will discuss the challenges of traditional frontend development approaches and how breaking down a monolithic Next.js application into smaller, autonomous parts can improve development efficiency and agility. We will also cover the benefits of using Module Federation to share code at runtime between different applications and the Host app. The talk will include examples of how to use these concepts to build a micro frontend app using Next.js.