Micro Frontend Mastery

Production-grade micro-frontends architecture taught by a senior React engineer. From Module Federation to single-spa, learn how to...
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Welcome to Micro Frontend Mastery 🏗️

Welcome to the course! Here's what you're getting:


7 chapters, 27 lessons covering everything from micro-frontend foundations to a production-ready capstone project.


Course Path


  1. Foundations — Why micro-frontends, core principles, when to use them

  2. Architecture Patterns — Build-time vs runtime, server-side vs client-side composition

  3. Webpack Module Federation — Deep dive into sharing dependencies, dynamic remotes

  4. Single-SPA — Lifecycle management, React registration, layout engine, monolith migration

  5. Shared State & Communication — Event bus, nano stores, auth sharing, design systems

  6. CI/CD & Testing — Independent pipelines, contract testing, canary releases, monitoring

  7. Capstone — Build a multi-team e-commerce platform from scratch


How to Get the Most Out of This


  • Follow the chapters in order — each builds on the previous

  • Type out every code example, don't just read

  • The capstone project in Chapter 7 ties everything together — treat it as your portfolio piece


Let's build. 🚀

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Stop Shipping Monoliths — Learn Micro-Frontends Architecture

If your frontend team has hit the wall — merge conflicts on every PR, deploy queues stretching for days, and a React monolith that takes 10 minutes to build — you already know the problem.


Micro-frontends let each team own, build, and deploy their piece of the frontend independently. No more coordination bottlenecks. No more shared deploy pipelines.


What This Course Covers


  • Webpack Module Federation — share code between independently deployed apps at runtime

  • Single-SPA — orchestrate multiple frameworks in one shell

  • Cross-app communication — typed event buses, shared state, centralized auth

  • CI/CD for micro-frontends — independent pipelines, contract testing, canary releases

  • Capstone project — build a multi-team e-commerce platform from zero to production


Who This Is For


Mid-to-senior frontend engineers at companies with 50+ developers who need to scale their frontend architecture.


7 chapters. 27 lessons. Production-grade patterns you can apply immediately.