Is Dividing The Front End Actually Useful? 

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I like separating concerns and in the back-end there is microservices architecture where we separate the logic in small services, each responsible for it’s own thing. Well now (actually since 2016) we can do the same for the front-end, with micro frontends. Join me in this video as I discuss what micro frontends are, how they work and why they are useful.
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