Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to common questions about MFE Orchestrator and micro-frontend architecture.
A micro-frontend is an architectural style where a web application is split into smaller, independent applications that can be developed, tested, and deployed separately. Each micro-frontend represents a specific feature or page of the application.
MFE Orchestrator provides a framework for managing and integrating multiple micro-frontends into a single cohesive application. It handles routing, state management, and communication between different micro-frontends, making it easier to scale and maintain large applications.
Micro-frontends offer several benefits including: independent deployment, technology agnosticism, team autonomy, better scalability, and the ability to upgrade or update parts of the application without affecting others.
Yes, MFE Orchestrator is designed to work with any JavaScript framework or library, including React, Angular, Vue, and more. This allows teams to choose the best technology for each micro-frontend.
No, MFE Orchestrator is designed to work with any JavaScript framework or library, including React, Angular, Vue, and more. This allows teams to choose the best technology for each micro-frontend.
MFE Orchestrator includes a module federation system that allows sharing of common dependencies between micro-frontends, reducing bundle sizes and ensuring consistency across the application.
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