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ranadeep bhuyan
@ranadeepbhuyan
Submitted May 9, 2019
The talk followed by code snippets and demos will show how to develop a scalable and resilient platform of polyglot components and let developers write components/code with whatever languages and frameworks they like (reactjs, vue, ReasonML, dojo etc).
A case study will demonstrate how to overcome various architectural anit-paterns and challenges yet keeping things simple with options and solutions.
Co-existing monolithic application with a ‘modern’ polyglot ecosystem of broken down components and microservices is the reality of more than 90% of large software applications now.
These kind of polyglot ecosystem of components grows with a mesh of UI components and a set of large number of micro services in it, which creates multiple anti-patterns very easily in the architecture. The demonstration will cover micro front ends and micro services that co-exists in a loosely coupled ecosystem with learnings and best practices.
Quickbooks was build during jQuery era. It has evolved since then and has gone through multiple platform changes. However, post era of MVC developer architected quickbooks using with components (building blocks) and allowed multiple frameworks and programming languages. Now a days we term it as a Polyglot application.
For example, WeComponents that are built using backbone, ES6, reactJS, DOJO etc are used in one web application powered by a set of microservices with nodeJS and Spring-boot in the backend. These ecosystems are gifts of hybrid technologies, easy available frameworks, libraries and servers. In general, a monolithic application grows with code and dependencies over a period of time unlike quickbooks, a polyglot application grows with a mesh of components and micro services and functional components in it.
Reusability of components in such environments are less as they can have tightly coupled peer components that could create anti-patterns very easily - eg: dojo hui components - we can’t reuse them in a reactJS app or ES6.
Mesh of components or micro services with overlapping features/functionalists are also anti patterns for single responsibility principles. Poor Discoverability leads to create clones. Killing a clone is difficult as that requires complex migration of live customers.
Web applications evolves over a period of time. We have been lucky to reset our technology stacks in every 24 to 30 months. This has added complexity in managing the load patterns on our web pages with all of these libraries, frameworks.
Architects and Developers are almost always free to choose their tech stacks based on some rational and need of the hour while solving for customers. We all love to explore and tend to use cutting edge technologies whenever it was relevant.
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Ranadeep is a senior staff engineer at Intuit. He contributes to design, development and architecture of solutions for complex front end engineering problems for QuickBooks and it’s customers.
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