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Interoperability in Micro-frontends

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In modern IT ecosystems interoperability is a critical factor to success. As systems are distributed and developed by different teams, we deal with different types of architectural styles, as well as differences in interoperability needs within and externally of those systems.

In modern IT ecosystems interoperability is a critical factor to success. As systems are distributed and developed by different teams, we deal with different types of architectural styles, as well as differences in interoperability needs within and externally of those systems.

From the perspective of an integration specialist there is one key area, where personally I get easily lost due to a completely different nature of the way these systems are designed: Frontends! It is a world of its own with a completely different level of complexity!

For the discussion on interoperability in Frontend design and taking a deeper dive into the more complex cases of Micro-frontends we have found the perfect guide: Luca Mezzalira, Serverless Specialist at AWS and the author of “Building Micro-Frontends”. Together we’ll look at how frontends built by different teams or technologies can fit into one seamless experience, and how this approach scales across an entire organisation using integration platforms.

Join us as we’ll explore the nuances of interoperability and gain a practical understanding of various patterns to move data in and out of frontend applications.

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Speakers

  • Luca MezzaliraServerless Specialist at AWS and Author of Building Micro-Frontends
  • Karol SkrzymowskiHost / Integration Architect

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  1. Karol

    Good morning, good afternoon, and good evening, everybody, and welcome to another episode of Loosely Coupled by BridgingTheGap.eu.com.

  2. Karol

    My name is Karol Skrzymowski, and I'll be your host tonight.

  3. Karol

    Hopefully, all of you have a lovely cup of something to drink for this session.

  4. Karol

    I don't know if you noticed, if you're coming back to the stream, maybe you have, but we actually have a jingle today.

  5. Karol

    That's made by my co-researcher at BridgingTheGap.eu.com, Filip Kostyra.

  6. Karol

    Thank you, Filip, for that.

  7. Karol

    It's a work in progress, but it's already pretty nice.

  8. Karol

    Filip doesn't want to say that this is a ready thing.