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Principal JavaScript e2e DX/Dev Tools Lead @Microsoft Azure
Thank you for replying, Martin! Actually, avoiding vendor-lock is probably one of the strongest points in favor of micro-frontends.
I can only tell you how I avoid a framework vendor-lock in the projects I lead. ... I promote development in vanilla JS (ES6) and we only use framework for very specific cases (usually in the form of micro apps, as I describe in the article)
But there is also the thing that specifications change too, so no framework will last forever and no vanilla JS frontend will last forever. Always, at some point, you will need to migrate to a newer version.
Strategic modularization, is the key.
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Thank you for replying, Martin! Actually, avoiding vendor-lock is probably one of the strongest points in favor of micro-frontends.
I can only tell you how I avoid a framework vendor-lock in the projects I lead. ... I promote development in vanilla JS (ES6) and we only use framework for very specific cases (usually in the form of micro apps, as I describe in the article)
But there is also the thing that specifications change too, so no framework will last forever and no vanilla JS frontend will last forever. Always, at some point, you will need to migrate to a newer version.
Strategic modularization, is the key.