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Breaking Monoliths: A Deep Dive into Micro frontend Architecture

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Session Description

As web applications grow in size and complexity, managing a monolithic frontend can feel like wrestling a giant. Enter Micro frontend Architecture—a game-changing approach that transforms bulky frontends into agile, independent, and scalable units. This talk dives into how breaking down your UI into micro frontends enhances flexibility, streamlines deployment, and empowers teams to work autonomously. We'll explore key principles, best practices, and real-world success stories to help you harness the power of Micro frontends effectively.

Key Takeaways

Understanding the fundamentals of Micro frontend Architecture – Learn how Micro frontends differ from monolithic frontends and why they are essential for scaling modern web applications.

Different approaches to Micro frontend implementation – Explore various techniques such as Module Federation, iFrames, Web Components, and their practical applications.

Benefits and challenges of adopting Micro frontends – Gain insights into how Micro frontends improve scalability, team independence, and deployment flexibility, while also understanding common pitfalls and how to avoid them.

Best practices for building and deploying Micro frontends efficiently – Discover strategies for structuring, integrating, and optimizing Micro frontend applications for seamless user experiences.

Case studies and industry adoption trends – Learn from real-world examples of companies that successfully implemented Micro frontends and how they overcame challenges.

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Speakers

Akash Srivastava
Akash Srivastava SDE 2 | Avalara

Akash is a full-stack developer and Generative AI practitioner. With deep experience across Micro services, LLMs, RAG pipelines, and Immersive UI, they lead projects at the intersection of Generative AI, systems design, and human-machine interaction. As a speaker at SAP Inside Track / GDG Mathura / External Tech Talks , he specialize in making technical concepts practical, demo-rich, and future-facing.