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Microservices Design Patterns in .NET - Second Edition
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This chapter presented a comprehensive and methodical treatment of frontend architecture in a distributed microservices ecosystem, with a particular focus on implementing solutions using Blazor WebAssembly in the .NET ecosystem. It highlighted the need for scalable and modular frontends that can align with microservice principles such as bounded contexts, team autonomy, and independent deployment cycles.
We started by articulating the role of the frontend in a modern application, explaining its responsibilities and foundational web technologies such as HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. The evolution from monolithic UI structures to more modular, service-oriented architectures was traced, culminating in the introduction of macro-frontends and micro-frontends. We reviewed how Domain-Driven Design (DDD) naturally complements the micro frontend model by providing clear boundaries around user-facing functionality, and how each team can benefit from independently developing, owning...