Mastering Micro Frontends with Module Federation
.MP4, AVC, 1280x720, 30 fps | English, AAC, 2 Ch | 5h 8m | 3.71 GB
Instructor: Russell Canfield
.MP4, AVC, 1280x720, 30 fps | English, AAC, 2 Ch | 5h 8m | 3.71 GB
Instructor: Russell Canfield
Breaking Down Monoliths: A Practical Guide to Modular Web Development
What you'll learn
- Use micro frontends to scale your development team
- Implement Module Federation to break apart an application into multiple micro frontends
- Learn NX the leading mono-repo tooling framework and setup a new mono-repo
- Create applications and reusable packages for sharing advanced functionality across teams
- Learn various design patterns for micro frontend communication such as pub/sub
- Deep dive into sharing state between micro frontends with popular libraries like Tanstack React Query
- Create a component library with a popular framework such as Tailwindcss and CSS Modules
- Deploy your application and learn how to version it, allowing your to deploy continuously
- Gain an understanding of how micro frontends work, and if they are right for your team/project
Requirements
Experience with React
Description
Mastering Micro Frontends with Module Federation: The Ultimate Guide to Modern Web Architecture
Transform the way you build large-scale web applications with the most comprehensive, battle-tested course on Micro Frontends available today. Learn directly from an active contributor to Module Federation who has implemented these solutions for Fortune 100 companies. This course uses the latest techniques with the latest versions of each technology available: nx, rspack, vite, and module federation.
Here are three game-changing reasons why Micro Frontends could transform your development experience:
1. Deploy faster and safer - Update individual features without touching the entire application
2. Give teams true autonomy - Different teams can work independently using their preferred tools
3. Scale without the complexity - Break down massive applications into smaller, manageable pieces
Why This Course Stands Out:
- Learn from a Module Federation core contributor
- Based on real-world implementations at Fortune 100 companies
- Uses cutting-edge build tools like Rspack - a rust based alternative to Webpack
- Features proven patterns used by top tech companies
- Includes the latest 2024 best practices and techniques
What You'll Master:
✓ Build production-ready Micro Frontend architectures
✓ Implement Module Federation with the latest tools
✓ Create independently deployable frontend modules
✓ Manage monorepo structures effectively with NX
✓ Optimize performance and bundle sizes
✓ Learn robust patterns for versioning and dynamically serving Micro Frontends
Practical, Real-World Learning: Through hands-on projects, you'll learn how to:
- Develop two Micro Frontends, broken down into manageable pieces
- Implement state sharing techniques with popular libraries such as React Query and Tailwindcss
- Optimize performance using Module Federation
- Scale applications effectively
- Design nested routing, letting a Micro Frontend define it's own route structure
Technologies Covered:
- Module Federation
- Rspack
- React
- TypeScript
- NX
- Modern CI/CD practices
Who Should Take This Course:
- Frontend Developers looking to scale their applications
- Software Architects designing large-scale systems
- Team Leads managing multiple development teams
- Developers wanting to stay ahead of industry trends
What Makes This Course Different: Unlike other courses, you'll learn the exact patterns and practices used by top companies to build scalable, maintainable applications. Topics are covered in-depth as we walk through implementation details, giving you a real world hands on experience building Micro Frontends.
Don't waste hundreds of hours figuring this out on your own. Join thousands of successful developers who have transformed their applications using these proven Micro Frontend patterns.
Start mastering Micro Frontends today and revolutionize how you build web applications!
Who this course is for:
Engineers looking to scale frontend apps