La modularità del software applicata al frontend (ospite: Luca Mezzalira)

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Cosa significa modularità del software e a quali livelli si può applicare? In quali fasi di crescita di un'azienda ha senso parlare dei vari tipi di modularità? Cosa sono i micro-frontend? Come si relazionano con i micro-servizi e come si implementano su AWS? In questo episodio intervisto Luca Mezzalira, Principal Solutions Architect di AWS, per parlare di come applicare la modularità alle applicazioni frontend su AWS. Link: Building Micro-Frontends.

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