Clean Architecture in Micro Front-Ends

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Clean Architecture in Micro Front-Ends

Jakub Pawlak

Clean architecture in micro front-ends
Micro front-ends have been with us for some time. They enable code reuse. Imagine such a code reuse on the next level - the same code that is used in web and mobile. This is where Clean Architecture can help. Let me guide you through the basics of this approach. Make our code more maintainable!

Jakub Pawlak - Frontend Angular Developer, BEC | Poland
Angular programmer saxophonist. Enthusiast of legible and easy-to-use things - from code, through electronics, to UX.