Post by @andrewnez@mastodon.social

@andrewnez It looks like MF 2.0 supports SRI more directly, is that sufficient to make it pinned immutable content?

@autiomaa@mementomori.social 2 hours ago

@andrewnez That project is driven by ByteDance corporation, so using their tools tie other projects to the Chinese business priorities. Primary author works at ByteDance.

List of contributors to the core: https://github.com/module-federation/core/graphs/contributors?all=1

GitHub

Contributors to module-federation/core

Module Federation is a concept that allows developers to share code and resources across multiple JavaScript applications - Contributors to module-federation/core

Thomas

@thomas@social.thomasjaggi.ch 2 hours ago

@andrewnez I will take “Badge, Button, and List” for 344 KB. https://module-federation.io/blog/v2-stable-version.html

For a large component library like Ant Design, when an application only uses the Badge, Button, and List components, the shared bundle size is about 1404.2 KB without shared-dependency tree shaking. After enabling tree shaking, the actual loaded size drops to 344.0 KB, reducing unnecessary code by approximately 75.5%

module-federation.io

MF 2.0 Stable Release: Balancing Developer Productivity and Extreme Performance - Module federation

One year ago, we open-sourced Module Federation 2.0 (MF 2.0), and since then we have received a wealth of valuable feedback and suggestions from the community. We believe that a mature micro-frontend solution must not only improve collaborative development efficiency, but also provide a core engine that enables extreme performance. With this in mind, we have spent the past year deeply refining MF 2.0 and expanding its capabilities. Today, we are pleased to announce that MF 2.0 is now officially stable. The stable release delivers powerful performance optimizations, covers a broader range of deployment scenarios, and significantly improves the developer experience.

Thomas

@thomas@social.thomasjaggi.ch 2 hours ago

@andrewnez I will take “Badge, Button, and List” for 344 KB. https://module-federation.io/blog/v2-stable-version.html

module-federation.io

MF 2.0 Stable Release: Balancing Developer Productivity and Extreme Performance - Module federation

One year ago, we open-sourced Module Federation 2.0 (MF 2.0), and since then we have received a wealth of valuable feedback and suggestions from the community. We believe that a mature micro-frontend solution must not only improve collaborative development efficiency, but also provide a core engine that enables extreme performance. With this in mind, we have spent the past year deeply refining MF 2.0 and expanding its capabilities. Today, we are pleased to announce that MF 2.0 is now officially stable. The stable release delivers powerful performance optimizations, covers a broader range of deployment scenarios, and significantly improves the developer experience.