2 posts tagged with "Micro-Frontends"

Building complex enterprise user interfaces requires a delicate balance: core application shells must remain stable and secure, while domain plugins and custom UI extensions must be able to hook into form controllers, state lifecycle, and global navigation effortlessly.

In Framework M Desk (@framework-m/desk), we introduced the official React Shell Context API and consolidated Micro-Frontend (MFE) Plugin Contracts.

In enterprise software, the transition from a "local prototype" to a "distributed global deployment" is usually where things get messy. At Framework M, we’ve spent a lot of time thinking about how to make that transition invisible. We call it Zero-Cliff UI Composition.