I am testing the concept of microfrontends with nanoservices in the backend.
The backend is powered by Deno and each endpoint is its own deployable nanoservice.
There are data endpoints and HTML endpoints (views). There is no need anymore for JSON APIs to exchange data and to duplicate state with the frontend.
For each request from the frontend the response will be an HTML component, pre-rendered with data. The frontend will have a super lightweight library for managing the microfrontends, when to update them or when to change the structure. This works with Compre (Component Registry), which acts as a messagebus and components registry, where each component is registering itself and signaling to other components that an event has happened.
Its easily possible to create static, reactive and dynamic components.
This project is a showcase, which shows a twitter-like chat application, in which many different kinds of components are created.
For both you should be able to use Homebrew or MacPorts to install those tools on macOS.
make setup
make start