Micro Front-ends
In recent years, the programming community has been exploring and implementing micro services architecture. The goal of this architecture is to split up monolithic applications into smaller-sized chunks, such that a group of smaller services now work together to provide application functionality. The benefit of doing things this way centers around the idea that each micro service can be independently deployed, can have a completely independent build and release cycle, and multiple copies of these services can be easily spun up to provide scaling capabilities. Each micro service becomes independent of any others, and can therefore use its own choice of technology stack, deployment pipeline, and testing regime. A micro service can also evolve its functionality over time, without impacting other services, as it is an independent unit that does a particular job within a larger community of services.
An extension of the micro-services architecture is the concept of...