Microfrontends with Blazor: Welcome to the Party!

In this talk, microfrontends expert Florian Rappl introduces an established architecture for a creating modular frontend applications. He will show how this architecture can be implemented together with Blazor to create dynamic user experiences.

[@fieryscorpion]

Thank you for this great content!

[@vladimirshirmanov8193]

Hey dotNet, how can I become a speaker? Is there any way to take part in your shows?

[@kquinn2983]

So I guess we're just going to do blazor at any cost, and without any thought to whether or not it's appropriate now?
The sheer mass of this approach is baffling; It's the web app equivalent of using a semi truck to commute to work. The odds of this falling over dead on mobile are quite high.

[@vitalegvitalegov]

And what's wrong with Blazor? 🤔

[@AB-fp8xo]

Microservices -> bad overengineered solutions. Monolith rocks.

[@willinton06]

Give it some time junior, you’ll understand eventually

[@lionelt.9124]

Architectures and patterns ... abuse responsibly.

[@cheesypufs]

This all depends of the team structure. If you have multiple teams it's easier for one to create a module that just plugs in than have to deal with the entire solution.

[@marklnz]

@@rheza7928 It's never about the size of the company, it's about the software. You might learn that in time, but from the sound of your response you're the type of person that doesn't learn lessons that other people have learnt (usually the hard way) so you'll have to find out by making the mistakes yourself. Good luck!