Composable Frontend Architecture for 2024

Composable frontends allow you to create complex UIs from reusable, individual and (most importantly) independent logic building blocks (you can think of them as digital Lego bricks). They facilitate collaboration with other teams, making it easier to grow and scale these “bricks”. However, architecting your project in a way that you can properly create this bigger puzzle from different pieces is not easy. You need the right tool, the right platform, and the right methodology. In this article, I’ll cover everything you need to get started. <h1>The right tools</h1> Let’s start with the tools, or rather, the “stack” that you can use to create your composable frontends. <h2>The basis of it all</h2> The underlying piece of technology we’re going to base our entire stack on, is going to be <a href="https://bit.dev/" rel="noopener ugc nofollow" target="_blank">Bit</a>. Bit gives you the tools to think and design your apps around “components”. For Bit, components are the most basic building blocks, you can create them, use them and reuse them in multiple projects. They can be anything from simple UI elements to entire features, user experiences and even common logic — including the backend. And don’t get me wrong, we’re not just talking about the classic React component here, anything can be a component for Bit, as long as you can encapsulate it in a way that can be reused later on, Bit can turn it into a component. <a href="https://blog.bitsrc.io/composable-frontend-architecture-for-2024-562f309efe43">Click Here</a>