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In this article, you will learn about the challenges that arise when migrating a typical frontend monolith to microfrontends. You will hear about common practices from Domain Driven Design, that will help you draw boundaries in your monolith, which in the end allows you to divide your subdomains into microfrontends. Migrating to Microfrontends

Let’s stop pretending that the software engineering industry still is this peaceful industry full of like-minded people. It may have been like that once, but the illusion is bursting like a bubble. Things have changed and we are heading towards a hustle culture that demands us to do programming not…

Using DDD and Monorepos to create sustainable applications — Monolith vs. Micro-Architecture Microfrontends are pretty much the new trend and there is a big hype around it, because it is a cool technology that has its own advantages, like independent deployments. Often, the disadvantages are not mentioned, whereas the most concerning disadvantage is the increased complexity, such that this architecture should not…

At this point, it has become a well-established meme, that every few months a new JavaScript framework pops up and disrupts the entire industry. Although this is not completely true nowadays, anyhow, we can still observe a drastic change in the way we develop web applications over the period of…

A modern approach to building a secure authentication process for Single-Page-Applications. — In this framework-agnostic article, I will introduce you to a modern approach to building secure authentication processes for SPA’s. If you are already familiar with JWT tokens and OAuth 2.0, it is very likely that you will profit from reading this, because the article explains why storing tokens in the…