Micro-Frontends with Module Federation and Vite

Modern web development requires systems that can scale independently without massive deployment bottlenecks. Module Federation solves this by allowing multiple separate builds to share code and load dependencies dynamically at runtime. This text-based course guides you through configuring and deploying micro-frontends using Vite, the fastest build tool for modern web applications. You will start with the foundational concepts of micro-frontend architecture, understanding how hosts and remotes communicate before writing any configuration. By reading through clear, structured explanations and analyzing real-world configuration examples, you will learn how to share components, manage shared dependencies, and handle version mismatches smoothly. What you'll learn: - Understand the core concepts of micro-frontend architecture and runtime code sharing - Configure host and remote applications using Vite and modern federation plugins - Manage shared dependencies to prevent duplicate package downloads at runtime - Implement error boundaries and fallback strategies for resilient remote loading - Deploy federated modules to static hosting and resolve dynamic entry points - Apply modern optimization techniques to keep initial bundle sizes minimal This course is designed for frontend developers who want to transition from monolithic architectures to scalable micro-frontends. No prior experience with Module Federation is required, though a basic understanding of JavaScript and modern build tools is recommended. Start reading today to master the future of scalable web architecture.