Developing microfrontend with React and Directus

[khabdrick]

What is your idea?

I will Develop an event management platform using microfrontends with React and Directus. This platform will allow users to create, manage, and view events, including features for event registration, attendee management, and event analytics. The platform will be divided into several microfrontends, each responsible for different functionalities.

Microfrontends Breakdown:

• Event Creation and Display a list of all upcoming and past events Microfrontend
• Handle user registration, login, and authentication.
• Provide analytics and insights about events.
• Handle notifications and alerts for users and administrators.
• Allow users to manage their profiles and preferences.

What are the key takeaways from your post?

• Microfrontend Architecture: Understand the basics of microfrontend architecture and how it benefits large-scale applications.
• Setting Up Directus: Learn how to set up Directus as a headless CMS to manage the backend data for the event management platform.
• Configuring API Endpoints: Discover how to configure API endpoints in Directus to interact with the microfrontends.
• Creating React Microfrontends: Learn how to create individual React applications for different features of the platform.
• Module Federation in Webpack: Understand how to use Webpack's Module Federation to load microfrontends dynamically.
• State Management: Explore strategies for managing state across microfrontends using Context API.
• Routing Between Microfrontends: Implement navigation and routing between different microfrontends.
• User Authentication: Set up user authentication and authorization to secure access to different parts of the platform.
• Data Synchronization: Learn techniques for synchronizing data between the frontend and backend using Directus.

Country of residence

Nigeria

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