Rappl Florian - The Art of Micro Frontends [2021, PDF/EPUB, ENG]

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Chapter 1, Why Micro Frontends?, covers micro frontends in general, their primary areas
of use, as well as the challenges and problems they bring. This includes what strategies can
be used to mitigate these problems and challenges.
Chapter 2, Common Challenges and Pitfalls, discusses the most important challenges and
pitfalls when implementing micro frontends, together with a path leading to a proper
solution.
Chapter 3, Deployment Scenarios, looks at the scalability of micro frontends with respect
to their deployment. This includes examples of CI/CD pipelines and their ideal use cases.
Chapter 4, Domain Decomposition, reveals a way of thinking that can be used when
deciding what should be placed in a micro frontend. This chapter introduces the use of
methods from domain-driven design to make these decisions.
Chapter 5, Types of Micro Frontend Architectures, introduces the phase space for creating
micro frontend architectures, including the most popular patterns out there. This chapter
outlines the advantages and disadvantages of the extremes within the phase space.
Chapter 6, The Web Approach, discusses the simplest approach of handling micro
frontends by leveraging existing web technologies such as iframes and links.
Chapter 7, Server-Side Composition, discusses a popular backend method of combining
frontend fragments coming from different servers into a single website.
Chapter 8, Edge-Side Composition, takes an even more simplified approach than server-
side composition to compose a website on the edge using a reverse proxy setup.
Chapter 9, Client-Side Composition, shows how to leverage Web Components to compose
one website from different fragments in the user’s browser.
Chapter 10, SPA Composition, discusses a way of bringing together different SPA websites
in a joint solution composed within the user’s browser.
Chapter 11, Siteless UIs, introduces a micro frontend pattern that brings popular
properties of serverless functions to the frontend.
Chapter 12, Preparing Teams and Stakeholders, deals with the organizational shift that is
necessary when introducing micro frontends.
Chapter 13, Dependency Management, Governance, and Security, provides some guidance
on dependency sharing and general micro frontend governance for projects of any kind.
This chapter also touches on the topic of security from deployment to runtime.
Chapter 14, Impact on UX and Screen Design, reveals the most critical aspects that need to
be handled when creating designs for micro frontend solutions with practically unlimited
scalability.
Chapter 15, Developer Experience, lists the most crucial properties to include for satisfying
internal or external developers of the project. This is crucial for keeping up a high level of
productivity.
Chapter 16, Case Studies, lists three different real-world micro frontend projects with their
background, core decisions, and overall architecture used.