Advanced API: Module Federation for power users

[@EE-yv7xg]

Keep em coming!!!

[@zackjackson9674]

Should be recording another one in a few days

[@zurgsRushm]

Hi Zack! Thank you for this video, but it will be very cool, if you show how to use the same thing when host (app1) is on webpack 4. Because there are many legacy code. I tried do the same thing, but in webpack 4 we can't use _webpack_initialize_sharing__("default"); __webpack_share_scopes__.default; because there are no such objects in webpack 4, so, we tried to create our own object with scope, but sometimes we have two react version and so we have an error.

[@rajeshdavide]

Hey Zack, Great video. So ideally, many companies use Angular 1.x and when they use MFE, they would ideally would like to use Angular 1.x as a shell app and load react-microfrontends in them. In our case, we have a gulp + webpack 2 legacy build process that builds the old angular app and I would like to create a small method to inject our new React Microfrontends into the existing angular app without changing the old build process. Is that feasible? or is it too much to ask ?

[@PascalVos]

he shared a moment ;)