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Microservice pattern: Client-side UI composition #2698
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Can i work on this . Please assign it to me |
@iluwatar I'm using American Express One app framework and going to build a holocron module. Is that fine? |
Yes, that should be fine |
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Hi There, I want to work on this, should I create a new project named - Please guide me if I'm wrong or any particular idea you have in mind. |
Yes, for the submodule name I would propose |
Sure, I'll get started right now. A little request can you add hacktober fest lable to this. Thanks. |
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I'm have done the required changes. Please review the pr and take necessary action. |
Description:
The Client-Side UI Composition pattern is a design strategy used in microservices architectures to assemble the user interface on the client side. This pattern is particularly useful in complex applications where the UI is composed of multiple components, each served by different microservices. The key elements of this pattern include:
References:
Acceptance Criteria:
Micro Frontends Implementation:
API Gateway Configuration:
Client-Side Integration Layer:
Asynchronous Data Fetching:
Documentation and Testing:
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