- Using react + tailwind for home and pdp
- Using api server type with nestjs-auth template for server
Currently home runs on port 3002, pdp on port 8081 and server on port 8080 Home exposes the footer and header to pdp, pdp imports these two for use
Module federation can be applied to every popular view framework. It ships by default with the latest webpack config.
You get the dynamic behaviour whenever the application pushes, you're not dependent on an extra library - as long as you update one app, the other one updates. Less context switching when sharing component code.
Sharing apps like this setup is not the typical use case - modules are usually stored on a static asset store like s3
To protect against the component being changed in one library, you should use error boundaries - these will wrap your component so it doesn't crash