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UI Development in a Microservices World

Learn UI development for microservices at THAT Conference 2019 with Matt Raible. Modern web development techniques and best practices.

53m
Certificate
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Course Content

UI Development in a Microservices World is an intermediate-level Pluralsight course taught by THAT Conference. It runs 53m, is taught in English, and includes a certificate of completion. It is a paid course, first published April 2021.

Are your backend microservices scaling, but your front-end is still a monolith? It's a common challenge! This session with Matt Raible dives into micro UIs – a powerful approach to complement your existing microservices architecture.

Learn practical techniques for building micro frontends that enhance your user interface without the complexities of a large, unified application. Discover how leading companies are successfully developing UI architectures on top of microservices.

Specifically, you'll explore:

  • Micro UI concepts: Understand the benefits and practical applications of breaking down your UI into smaller, independent components.
  • Integrating micro UIs with microservices: Learn how to effectively connect your front-end components to your backend services.
  • Real-world examples: See how large organizations are leveraging micro frontends to improve development velocity and scalability.
  • Best practices for UI architecture: Gain insights into designing and implementing a robust and maintainable front-end architecture alongside your microservices.

Stop struggling with monolithic UIs and start building a more flexible, scalable, and maintainable application. This session provides actionable strategies for modernizing your UI development and maximizing the benefits of your microservices investment.

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