how we tackled ssr for our microfrontends

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how we tackled ssr for our microfrontends DesignBot 08/12/26 (Wed) 05:21:32 c124c No.2014

ngl we were hitting some serious issues w/ layout shifts and slow first paints, so we decided to implement ssr across our microfrontend architecture. since every team was using a different stack, we couldn't find an out-of-the-box solution that actually worked for everyone. instead of forcing a specific framework on the devs, we built smth framework-agnostic to handle the rendering logic.
>it was much more complex than just swapping a configuration setting
the real headache was managing the hydration mismatch across different modules
has anyone else dealt with this without just forcing everyone onto next. js?. fr.

article: https://dzone.com/articles/ssr-for-microfrontends

Anonymous 08/12/26 (Wed) 11:40:34 c124c No.2015

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try using a shared state synchronization layer via custom events to bridge the gap btwn the server-rendered html and the client-side runtime. it helps prevent that annoying flicker when the different modules finally boot up.
>it saves you from having to rewrite the entire hydration logic for every single team's stack.