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Accepting submissions till 06 Jan 2022, 11:00 PM
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We are accepting experiential talks and written content on:
- Why are you using Micro Frontends (MFEs).
- Myths and misconceptions around MFEs.
- When not to use MFEs.
- Different patterns of MFEs that you have used in your product.
- Experiences of building MFEs.
- Panel discussion on SPAs, MPAs, and MFEs.
- Backend for Frontends (BFF) for MFE architectures.
- Managing state for MFEs.
- MonoRepos or Multi-repos for MFEs.
- DevOps for MFEs.
Content can be submitted in the form of:
- 15 minute talks
- 30 minute talks
- 1,000 word written articles
Submissions on MFEs will be reviewed and curated by Vinci Rufus, VP of Technology at Publicis Sapient.
Make a submission
Accepting submissions till 06 Jan 2022, 11:00 PM
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Manfred Steyer Micro-Frontends with Module Federation: Beyond the BasicsBeing the missing link for Micro-Frontends, the brand-new Module Federation has been greatly discussed in recent months. more
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Upendra Dev Singh Breaking Monolith into Micro-FrontendsIf you are working for a hyper growth startup and willing to break a monolithic Frontend application into micro-frontends. You have already made several failed attempts to execute your plans. You are feeling overwhelmed with your experience so far. more
Category: 30-40 min talk
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Vijay Krishna Kudva Hitting the right balance - building apps at scale with Micro Frontends - Uber's use caseIn the modern world of frontend, Lifecycle of any frontend application has to deal with upgrading the tech stack. No matter how cutting edge stack you have built, with the speed of innovations we are seeing in the frontend world, it gets outdates easily. more
Category: 30-40 min talk
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Rajasegar Chandiran Framework Freedom with Micro-FrontendsCan we use multiple JavaScript frameworks in a single-page application? Yes, it is possible with Micro-Frontends. In this talk we are going to explore what are the different ways you can make multiple frameworks like React, Vue and Angular live in harmony in an SPA and also allow you to split the code by functionality. We also discuss on why autonomy matters more for a team to choose their own te… more
Category: 30-40 min talk
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Rohit Kumar MFE - An experimental transition journeyOverview The MFE solutioning started with breaking a monolith frontend application that was being maintained by multiple teams, this had a significant impact on the lead time for independent/isolated features. A solution was needed which could result in independent, isolated business apps that can be reused across multiple host applications(known hereon as a composer application). more
Category: 15 min talk
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Sravya Chodisetti Micro Frontends - Communication PatternsOverview - It is easy to build independent, stand-alone micro-frontends, but the real world applications are not so straightforward. Applications and fragments in micro frontend architecture need to exchange data and events in order to provide a wholistic experience to the users. In this session we will explore the various ways that multiple fragments in a micro frontend architecture can communic… more
Category: 30-40 min talk
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Ruben Casas The DRY Principle and Micro-FrontendsA common Micro-Frontend myth is that they are all about reuse, and while a modular architecture, well defined boundires and individual components can aid reuse, it could also become a bottle neck and couple your applications, the complete opposite result of what MFes are trying to solve. more
Category: 30-40 min talk
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Swaraj Cheguri Micro Frontends a Hybrid approachIn the world of current Micro Frontends eco system there are several ways where one can achieve the task of running different independent apps as one app, or in other words implement micro Frontends Architecture. We at Harness wanted to build our own framework/ approach which combines best of all the exisiting approaches and at the same time not depending on any particular third party library to … more
Category: 30-40 min talk
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Luca Mezzalira Micro-Frontends anti-patternsIn this session you will learn the most common anti-patterns I’ve seen in the past 7 years implementing and consulting multiple companies in their journey into the micro-frontends architecture Either you are an expert or a newbie, in this talk you will learn how to structure properly your micro-frontends architecture more
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Pramod R Hegde Isolated Component Testing for Micro FrontendsWho doesn’t want to reduce their release validation times from days to hours? Micro Frontends aren’t an exception either. In this session, we will take you through a journey at PayPal Credit development organization, on how we adopted the Isolated Component Testing to test our Micro Frontends and how it has dramatically reduced the release validation times and increased the developer happiness fa… more
Category: 30-40 min talk
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Aditya Kale Monolith to Micro-frontend: CyberSource's JourneyCyberSource’s journey from monolith to micro-frontend architecture. Key takeaways: Target state definition Backend services to support micro-frontend architecture Migration from monolith to micro-frontend more
Category: 30-40 min talk
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Rashmi Vishwakarma  Getting Started with Micro FrontendsWe have implemented microfrontend architecture in our project and the above link has the recording of the talk I had presented on the same topic at ngIndia event more
Category: 30-40 min talk
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Hannes Obweger Add-on systems for the Web - a Micro Frontend evolutionProductivity tools like Jira or GitHub all build upon rich ecosystems of 3rd party add-ons, providing additional features on top of the main product’s core functionality. As assemblies of interconnected, yet independently owned and operated experiences, these tools have been true Micro Frontends, long before the term was invented. more
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