Micro-Frontend Platform Shell
A host shell that composes independently deployed Angular applications into one coherent product without shared-state chaos.
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Workspace overview
Micro-Frontend Platform Shell
5federated remotes
1framework instance
0lockstep deploys
01 · Overview
The challenge
Splitting a large product across teams solves delivery bottlenecks but introduces new ones: duplicated dependencies, inconsistent navigation, and cross-app state that nobody owns.
The response
A shell that owns routing, authentication, and design tokens while remote applications stay independently buildable, testable, and deployable.
02 · Product
Built around real work.
The experience is structured around the needs of Platform teams, Feature teams, Release engineers.
- Runtime remote module loading
- Shared authentication and session
- Cross-remote navigation contract
- Design token distribution
- Version negotiation and fallbacks
- Isolated remote error boundaries
03 · Engineering
Decisions over decoration.
Every technical choice supports clarity, resilience, performance, or maintainability.
Webpack Module Federation with strict singleton sharing
Typed cross-remote event contract instead of shared stores
Every remote independently runnable in isolation
Technology
Angular 18TypeScript 5.4Module FederationAngular Material 3RxJS 7Jest