Fundamentals Of Microfrontends from Coursera

Welcome to "Fundamental Of MicroFrontends," a comprehensive course that will equip you with the knowledge and skills needed to harness the power of MicroFrontends in modern web development. This course is divided into two modules, each focusing on different aspects of MicroFrontend architecture. In Module 1, you will gain a strong foundation in understanding and implementing MicroFrontends, while Module 2 will delve into advanced strategies, best practices, and the future of this cutting-edge approach.

Welcome to Module 1 of our course on MicroFrontends. In this module, we will dive into the fundamental concepts of MicroFrontends and explore their advantages and use cases. You will also learn how MicroFrontends communicate with each other, ensuring efficient and scalable web application development.

Welcome to Module 2, where we will delve into the practical aspects of implementing MicroFrontends. In this module, we'll explore integration strategies such as build-time, run-time, and server-side integration, providing you with the tools to make informed choices for your projects. Additionally, we will discuss best practices and common pitfalls, offering insights into design guidelines, security considerations, and the future of MicroFrontends.

This course is tailored for individuals interested in modern web development practices and modular application architecture. Our target learner is someone with a basic understanding of web development, including HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, who is eager to explore the world of microfrontends to create more maintainable and scalable web applications. Whether you're a web developer looking to stay at the forefront of technology or an experienced programmer seeking to adopt microfrontend techniques, this course is designed for you.

What's inside

Syllabus

Introduction to MicroFrontends

Implementation Strategies and Best Practices

Good to know

Know what's good

, what to watch for

, and possible dealbreakers

Examines micro frontends, which is highly relevant to modern web development practices

Provides hands-on implementation strategies, making it useful for practical application

Talks about best practices and common pitfalls, providing learners with valuable insights

Instructed by Board Infinity, who are recognized for their work in micro frontends

Requires a basic understanding of web development, making it accessible to learners with prior knowledge

May require additional expenses for certain tools or software

Activities

Be better prepared before your course. Deepen your understanding during and after it. Supplement your coursework and achieve mastery of the topics covered in Fundamentals Of Microfrontends with these activities:

Review JavaScript Concepts

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Build a strong foundation by reviewing core JavaScript concepts before starting the course.

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Revisit basic data types, operators, and control flow.
Practice writing JavaScript functions and objects.

Join a MicroFrontend Study Group

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Enhance your understanding by collaborating with peers in a study group focused on MicroFrontends.

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Find or create a study group with other students interested in MicroFrontends.
Discuss concepts, share resources, and work on projects together.
Provide and receive feedback to improve each other's understanding.

Develop a MicroFrontend-Based Portfolio Project

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Demonstrate your mastery of MicroFrontends by building a portfolio project that showcases your skills.

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Design and plan the architecture of your project.
Implement MicroFrontends for different modules of your project.
Configure communication and coordination between MicroFrontends.
Deploy and test your project in a real-world environment.

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Career center

Learners who complete Fundamentals Of Microfrontends will develop knowledge and skills that may be useful to these careers:

Full-Stack Developer

A full stack developer possesses a comprehensive understanding of both front-end and back-end development, but may not necessarily specialize in one or the other. Whether you consider yourself a front-end or a back-end developer, this course will be useful in your career and will provide you with the foundation you need to succeed as a Full Stack Developer.

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User Interface Developer

As a User Interface Developer, you are responsible for designing and developing the user interface of a website or application. You work to make sure that the interface is both visually appealing and easy to use.

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Web Developer

As a Web Developer, you are responsible for designing and developing websites and web applications. You work with a team to create a website that meets the needs of the users and the organization. This course is an excellent primer for your career as it offers a solid understanding of MicroFrontends. As you continue to build your career, you will need to be able to work with MicroFrontends to create effective web applications.

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Software Developer

As a Software Developer, you are involved with all parts of the software development process, from coding and writing to testing and deploying. You are essentially responsible for the software's functionality. This course will help your career by providing you with the skills and knowledge needed to work with MicroFrontends. These skills will be important as you go on to develop and deploy more complex software solutions.

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Front-End Developer

In your role as Front End Developer, you are focused on the development of the user interface of a website or application. You make sure that a website is both useful and pleasing to the eye. This course can be a building block for your future career because it offers a strong foundation for understanding MicroFrontends. This course can also help a person in your career field stay up-to-date with current industry best practices.

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Application Developer

An Application Developer is responsible for designing and developing applications for a variety of platforms. You are focused on the functionality and usability of the application.

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Web Designer

As a Web Designer, you are responsible for the visual design of a website or application. You work to create a website that is both visually appealing and easy to use.

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Software Architect

As a Software Architect, you are responsible for designing and developing the architecture of a software system. You work to ensure that the system is scalable, reliable, and secure.

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Back-End Developer

As a Back End Developer, you are responsible for the server-side of a web application. You work to ensure that the application is scalable, reliable, and secure.

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Information Technology Manager

As an Information Technology Manager, you are responsible for planning, implementing, and managing the information technology systems of an organization. You work to ensure that the systems are reliable, secure, and meet the needs of the organization.

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Project Manager

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Computer Systems Analyst

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Quality Assurance Analyst

As a Quality Assurance Analyst, you are responsible for testing and evaluating software to ensure that it meets the required quality standards. You work to identify and fix defects in the software.

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Database Administrator

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Network Administrator

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