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🌍 Introduction
Micro frontends have emerged as a game-changer in frontend architecture, allowing teams to build modular, scalable, and maintainable applications. The Micro Frontend Turborepo Starter is a monorepo setup designed to simplify the development and management of multiple micro frontends using Turborepo. 🏗️
This guide explores how this project leverages modern tooling to optimise micro frontend development, ensuring efficiency, reusability, and high performance. 🚀
📌 Project Overview
This repository follows a monorepo architecture to manage multiple micro frontends efficiently. It includes:
📦 Applications (apps/)
Independent frontend applications that can be developed and deployed separately.
🏗️ Shared Packages (packages/)
To ensure consistency across micro frontends, the repository includes the following reusable packages:
eslint-config 🧹 – Standardised ESLint rules for consistent code style.
tailwind-config 🎨 – Shared Tailwind CSS setup for a unified design system.
typescript-config 📜 – Common TypeScript settings for better maintainability.
ui 🏗️ – A component library with reusable UI elements.
By using a shared package structure, teams can maintain uniform configurations and avoid unnecessary duplication across micro frontends. 🔄
🌍 Deployments
The Micro Frontend Turborepo Starter is hosted on Vercel with automatic deployments for seamless CI/CD:
Host Application: microfrontends-monorepo.vercel.app
Remote Application: microfrontends-monorepo-journeya.vercel.app
With Vercel’s automatic deployments, every update is quickly reflected in production with minimal effort. 🚀
🌟 Tech Stack
This project leverages a robust stack of modern web technologies:
📦 Monorepo Structure – Efficiently manage multiple micro frontends.
🔗 Micro Frontend Architecture – Independent development and deployment of frontend modules.
⚡ Turborepo Integration – Speeds up builds and improves performance.
🚀 Vercel Hosting – Automatic and scalable deployments.
🎨 Shared Configurations – Standardised ESLint, Tailwind, and TypeScript settings.
🖥️ Reusable UI Library – Prebuilt components for a consistent UI.
🚀 TypeScript – Strongly typed JavaScript.
🌍 React – UI library for building modular frontends.
📦 Tailwind CSS – Utility-first styling framework.
This stack ensures high performance, maintainability, and a smooth developer experience. ✨
🚀 Getting Started
Follow these steps to set up and run the project locally:
1️⃣ Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/imevanc/microfrontends-monorepo.git
2️⃣ Navigate to the project directory:
cd microfrontends-monorepo
3️⃣ Install dependencies:
pnpm install
4️⃣ Start the development server:
pnpm run dev
The host application will be available at http://localhost:3000, and the remote application at http://localhost:3001. 🖥️
🎯 Conclusion
The Micro Frontend Turborepo Starter provides a well-structured approach to managing micro frontends within a monorepo. By leveraging Turborepo, Vercel, and a shared package structure, this project streamlines development, deployment, and collaboration across teams. Whether you’re new to micro frontends or looking to optimise your workflow, this starter kit offers a solid foundation for scalable frontend development. 🚀💡
Enjoy building with the Micro Frontend Turborepo Starter! 🎉
GitHub: @imevanc
Bluesky: @imevanc
This content originally appeared on DEV Community and was authored by Evan Charalampidis
Evan Charalampidis | Sciencx (2025-03-17T23:55:32+00:00) 🚀 Micro Frontend Turborepo Starter: A Scalable Approach to Frontend Development. Retrieved from https://www.scien.cx/2025/03/17/%f0%9f%9a%80-micro-frontend-turborepo-starter-a-scalable-approach-to-frontend-development/
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