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Webpack Module Federation

Webpack Module Federation is a feature of Webpack that enables dynamic code sharing between separate JavaScript applications at runtime. It allows applications to load code from other builds or remote sources, facilitating micro-frontend architectures and code reuse across projects. This enables teams to develop and deploy independent applications that can share dependencies and components without bundling them together.

Also known as: Module Federation, Webpack Federation, MF, Webpack MF, Federated Modules
🧊Why learn Webpack Module Federation?

Developers should use Webpack Module Federation when building micro-frontend architectures, as it allows multiple teams to work on independent applications that can share code and dependencies seamlessly. It is particularly useful for large-scale applications where different parts need to be developed, deployed, and updated independently, such as in enterprise software or complex web platforms. This reduces duplication, improves scalability, and enables faster development cycles by allowing teams to share libraries and components across projects.

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