Currently developing futuristic smart-device, IoT connected, highway construction site safety system in EU.
Used to work on infrastructure, application architecture and cloud engineering.
I believe you missed the point of microservices in the first place. They are in most cases isolated programs trying to solve domain specific problems. Typically they run on the same backend framework. So a microservice-based application runs on the very same Java or .Net version. In a containerised deployment they can even use exactly the same container image. The result is unification, shared resources and integration.
The "micro-frontend" is exactly the opposite.
I believe you missed the point of microservices in the first place. They are in most cases isolated programs trying to solve domain specific problems. Typically they run on the same backend framework. So a microservice-based application runs on the very same Java or .Net version. In a containerised deployment they can even use exactly the same container image. The result is unification, shared resources and integration.
The "micro-frontend" is exactly the opposite.
I suppose that was my point.