An Approach to Follow Microservices Principles in Frontend

Software development practices have evolved rapidly, seeking more flexible and reusable architectures. Microservices technology is an example of this, with its principles of technological independence and heterogeneity. These principles can be extended to the concept of micro-frontends, which proposes to divide the interface, allowing each team to work independently. This article presents an architecture that uses components developed in multiple frontend frameworks, aiming to make the workflow more independent and modular. The proposed architecture was evaluated in a prototype developed at the Animal Health Defense Platform of Rio Grande do Sul, which successfully integrated components from different frameworks.