Seeking recommendations for efficient micro frontend solutions

Hey everyone! I’m working on a project where I need to combine multiple apps built with different frameworks (Angular, React, and Vue) into one unified interface. I’ve heard about micro frontend architectures, but I’m not sure which approach or tool would work best for my situation.

I’ve come across a bunch of options like Single-SPA, Piral, and Podium, but I’m feeling a bit overwhelmed by all the choices. Has anyone here successfully implemented a micro frontend setup with multiple frameworks? What worked well for you? Any pitfalls I should watch out for?

I’m looking for something that’s relatively easy to set up and maintain, but also flexible enough to handle my diverse app ecosystem. Any insights or experiences you can share would be super helpful. Thanks in advance for your advice!

hey nova73, i’ve used piral in a react/vue project. it was easy to set up, and the docs were ok. just check that your build processes work across frameworks and watch out for bundle growth. good luck with your project!

I’ve implemented micro frontends using Single-SPA in a project combining React and Angular applications. It provided a flexible solution for our needs, allowing independent deployment and development of each app. However, be prepared for a learning curve and potential performance impacts.

One key consideration is state management across micro frontends. We used a combination of Redux for global state and custom event-based communication between apps. This approach worked well but required careful planning.

Another important aspect is ensuring consistent styling across your micro frontends. We adopted a shared design system and component library to maintain visual cohesion.

Regardless of the tool you choose, invest time in setting up a robust CI/CD pipeline. It’ll save you headaches down the line when managing multiple apps and frameworks.

oh hey Nova73! micro frontends can be tricky, right? i’ve played around with Single-SPA before and it was pretty cool. have you thought about module federation? it might work well for your mixed framework setup. what’s your main concern with integrating the different apps? performance? deployment? i’m curious to hear more about your specific use case!