Summary

Luca Mezzalira applies the microservices idea, breaking a system into independently deployable units, to the frontend, arguing that a single, ever-growing SPA eventually blocks a large organization the same way a monolith blocks backend teams. The book works from principles and architectural tradeoffs through concrete technical implementation, build and deployment pipelines, and backend-for-frontend patterns, then closes with case studies of teams moving from a monolithic frontend to micro-frontends and the organizational changes that adoption requires. It treats micro-frontends less as a specific tool choice and more as a way to let independent teams ship frontend code on separate schedules without blocking each other.

Target Readers

• Senior frontend engineers on a team whose single SPA has grown large enough that unrelated teams keep blocking each other's releases
• Architects evaluating whether micro-frontends fit their organization's team structure, not just its technical requirements
• Engineers already using microservices on the backend who want the equivalent independently deployable model for the frontend

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Publisher

オライリー・ジャパン

ISBN

978-4814400027

Published

Nov 2022

List price

¥3,740incl. taxMay differ from the actual selling price on Amazon