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Comparing micro frontend with monolithic architecture

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Comparing micro frontend with monolithic architecture

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- [Instructor] Understanding the differences between monolithic and micro-frontend architectures is crucial for making informed decisions about your project's structure. Monolithic frontend architecture is a single, unified code base, where all features and functionalities we take. A monolithic frontend architecture is a single, unified code base, where all features and functionalities are tightly integrated. Think of it as a single application, where the user interface, business logic, and data access layers are bounded together. In a monolithic setup, deploying updates means releasing the entire application, even if only a small part has changed. On the other hand, micro-frontend architecture breaks down the frontend into smaller, standalone pieces. Each micro-frontend is responsible for a specific feature or business domain and can be developed, tested, and deployed independently. In a monolithic architecture, a single team typically manages the entire frontend. This can lead to…

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