Know Micro Frontends? Say hi! #116
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Here comes to my mind @aditya4196 and @rovoskarl, but I'd love to hear other names too! |
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🙋♂️ can I join too ?, not an expert but like to learn, join and contribute. 😀 |
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Sure, @Ashok-Kumar-dharanikota. Thank you! All help is welcome with our core issues. I'd recommend playing with |
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Happy to be on this side of the team, I've been working on the module federation experiment, and I've been able to make some progress though it's taking a while, cos I'm just getting introduced to micro-frontends, but I always jump at opportunities to learn something new. Once again I'd like to say, It's been an interesting journey thus far @webcrumbs-community, and I'm enjoying every bit of it. Love this community. |
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That's the spirit, @dew-dr0p! We are all learners. Happy you're with us! You may like to check out this resources on micro frontends we've pulled together. Enjoy your time off! Take care. |
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Great to mention I'm back and would love to contribute more to this community and see us move forward |
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Great resource you've pulled together for micro frontends. Any discount code for the udemy course? Would love to purchase it @webcrumbs-community . |
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Yes! Here's the coupon I have for this month: https://www.udemy.com/course/microfrontend-course/?couponCode=36AA4D338B4-DISCORD |
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Hey, there! @dew-dr0p @Ashok-Kumar-dharanikota @vbrazo @rovoskarl |
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Hi @webcrumbs-community , Thank You for asking. I'm planning to dive back into the project this week. There are some concepts, like Micro-frontends and creating plugins, that I want to get more comfortable with. It'll definitely set me up for the long run. Big shoutout and good luck 👍 to all the awesome contributors tackling those issues. I'll be jumping in real soon. |
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Hello @aditya4196, I recently explored the codebase and ran experiment-1. I noticed that plugin-1 and plugin-2 run on separate server ports and are seamlessly imported into localhost:3000. I have a question regarding the real deployment of the project. If we have n number of plugins, will each one run on a separate port? I'm curious to know what the end user and developers will achieve after deployment. Could you please provide an example to help me understand this better? Your thoughts on this matter would be greatly appreciated. It helps me to see the bigger picture. |
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Actually when it comes to production, I was thinking it to be more like the containers will spun up for all those plugins when the request for that plugin will be made by site. |
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Hey, guys! Exactly. In production plugins will be js files served from one unique url and different endpoints, e.g. something like registry.webcrumbs.org/plugin1/latest, registry.webcrumbs.org/plugin2/v1 , etc. Experiments end up being small steps towards our goal. Make sense? |
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Yes!! |
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Yes! Like an "npm" for all webcrumbs' plugins |
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