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Transform Your Legacy Platforms with Microservices and Micro Frontends
Modernize your digital platforms by transitioning from monolithic architectures to agile, scalable, resilient microservices and micro frontend solutions. Our approach involves breaking down large, monolithic web applications into smaller, independent micro applications, resulting in numerous benefits for your organization.
Our Microservices and APIs Services
Design and Implementation of Scalable Microservices
RESTful and GraphQL API Development
Containerization and Orchestration
Service Mesh Architectures
Our Micro-Frontend Services
Development of Modular Frontend Components
Micro-Frontend Orchestration and Routing
Integration with Backend Microservices
Optimization of Performance and Load Times
When to Use Micro Frontends
Large and Complex Applications
Ideal for large and complex applications involving multiple development teams.
Independent Development & Deployment
Beneficial when different parts of the application require independent development and deployment.
Scalability
Improves scalability by allowing specific modules to be scaled independently.
Technology Diversity
Suitable when your application relies on various technologies or frameworks.
Team Autonomy
Provides development teams with more autonomy over their specific features or modules.
Team Autonomy
Provides development teams with more autonomy over their specific features or modules.
When not to use Micro Frontends
Small and Simple Applications
Not ideal for small and relatively simple applications.
Tight Integration Requirements
Less suitable when the application demands very tight integration between components.
Critical Performance
Micro frontends introduce some overhead due to inter-component communication, which may affect performance.
Isolated Changes
Changes to one micro frontend do not require modifications to the entire application, reducing the risk of introducing issues across the system.
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If your application doesn’t require simultaneous work from multiple teams, a micro frontend approach may be unnecessary.
Small Team Size
If your development team is small and closely-knit, a micro frontend architecture might not be necessary. Micro Frontends Best Practices
Implement a Consistent Design
Maintain a consistent design across frontend apps to ensure a unified look and feel for the entire application.
Common Integration Layer
Use a common integration layer to manage communication and coordination between different frontend apps.
Size of Micro Frontends
Keep micro frontends focused on specific units of work or functionality. Avoid creating excessive micro frontends.
Growing Web Applications
As web applications grow, adding more functionality or business logic to a single application can become cumbersome. Micro frontends decouple functionalities, reducing application dependency and improving maintainability.
Continuous Integration
Adopt continuous integration practices to streamline development and deployment processes. Why Modernize with Microservices and Micro Frontends? (arrow design)
Code & Style Isolation
Each development team can choose their own technology, leading to faster development and deployment. Micro frontends support code and style isolation, allowing independent development.
Support for Continuous Development
The architecture facilitates continuous deployment, making the process more efficient and streamlined.
Simplified Testing
Testing becomes simpler as individual micro frontends can be tested independently, without affecting the entire application.
Simplified Testing
Testing becomes simpler as individual micro frontends can be tested independently, without affecting the entire application.
