Micro Frontends in Existing Products

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Micro Frontends in Existing Products

Sebastian Gos

Micro frontends in existing products
Micro frontends are considered a popular architectural pattern for new enterprise apps these days... but what about existing digital products? If you are interested in the basic recipe that always works or the "secret sauce" ingredient that makes your micro frontend architectural transformation a "walk in the park," you can't miss this presentation!

Sebastian Gos - Development Manager, BEC | Poland
Engineering Manager & Software Architect helping companies applying micro frontends architecture. In the meantime speaker, trainer and mentor. Personally happy father of 2 (www.tatakodzi.pl) and IT geek.