MFE DASH
Learning project using Micro Frontend Architecture with a Shell app and Team/Project remotes via Webpack Module Federation.
- Client
- Personal
- Industry
- Micro Frontend & Architecture
- Timeline
- 3 months
- Technologies
- React, Webpack, Module Federation, JavaScript, Vite
Project Overview
A learning project using Micro Frontend Architecture consisting of a Shell application and multiple Remote applications (Team, Project).
Uses Webpack Module Federation to independently deploy and consume UI modules.
Your Role
- Micro frontend architecture design
- Module federation configuration
- Host shell routing and remote loading
- Shared dependency and versioning strategy
- Integration testing across remotes
- Deployment pipeline per application
Tech Stack Used
- Architecture: Micro Frontends, Module Federation
- Frontend: React, JavaScript
- Build: Webpack, Vite
Key Features
- Shell app orchestrating Team and Project remotes
- Independent deployable frontend applications
- Runtime integration via module federation
- Shared UI components across teams
- Environment-specific remote entry configuration
- Documented federation setup for onboarding
Code Structure & Architecture
Shell App
├── Team Remote
├── Project Remote
└── Shared Components- Decoupled teams with clear application boundaries
- Shared packages for consistent design tokens
- Federation config documented for independent deployments
Challenges & Solutions
Challenge: Coordinating shared library versions across independently deployed apps.
Solution: Defined singleton shared dependencies and aligned build targets in the federation config.
Challenge: Routing between shell and remote modules at runtime.
Solution: Centralized shell router with lazy-loaded remote entry points per feature area.
Takeaways
Demonstrated architecture knowledge — practical module federation patterns for scalable frontend teams.