Centralized Routing Strategy
Understand how a single host application can manage routing for all integrated Micro Frontends.
Intro to Centralized Routing
Welcome to the lesson on Centralized Routing Strategy in Micro Frontends! This approach is crucial for managing navigation across different parts of a large application.
We'll explore how a single 'host' application can take control of all routing decisions, providing a unified user experience.
What is Centralized Routing?
In a centralized routing setup, the main host application (also known as the shell or container) is responsible for defining and managing all routes for the entire application.
- It acts as the single source of truth for navigation.
- It decides which Micro Frontend (MFE) component should be loaded for a given URL path.
- Remote MFEs typically don't manage their own top-level routes.
All lessons in this course
- Centralized Routing Strategy
- Federated Routing Implementation
- Deep Linking & URL Management
- Handling Nested and Cross-App Navigation