Federated micro-frontends extend the concept of microservices to the user interface. Instead of a monolithic front-end application, the UI is decomposed into smaller, autonomous fragments, each responsible for a specific piece of functionality. These fragments, or “micro-frontends,” can be developed, deployed, and updated independently.
Did you know you can perform multi-threading in NodeJS? NodeJS’ implementation of multi-threading is called worker_threads which functions a bit differently to other multi-threaded technologies but can be useful in certain scenarios to improve your application’s performance. Prerequisites A basic understanding of Javascript and NodeJS. What is Multi-threading? Multi-threading is the technique of running tasks …
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