In this second part of the Microfrontend series we’re answering another posed question, we explore integrating Still.js with Next.js, focusing on using remote Vendor components. The video1 includes a real-world use case and a project built from scrat...

As part of modern Web Application, State management cannot be put aside, as they’re not a simple aspect of complement but a very important piece which applications can not live without especially when it comes to modularized frontend. See this vide...

A full Still.js build from raw HTML to deployment — with zero dependencies. A few days ago, I was asked about migrating a project to Still.js, this article is accompanied by a video1 demonstrating it. Because it’s built in Vanilla JavaScript, Stil...

AI is now widely used for solving various problems, especially in the tech industry and among software developers. This article explores a specific use case of AI, focusing on certain key aspects while keeping the end-user in mind. In summary, the t...

Why Microfrontend Building and modernizing large, and/or legacy enterprise level applications is often challenging, as it requires rewriting significant portions or even the entire application when moving to newer technology versions. Microfrontends...

When it comes to complex web application development on the frontend, we often encounter the need to implement features using vanilla JavaScript—whether it’s for direct DOM manipulation or integrating a specific jQuery plugin. Sometimes, a from-scrat...