Frontend Apps Consolidation

Multiple module-federated applications were creating code duplication, maintenance overhead, and performance issues. Each application had its own bundle, causing redundant package loading and slower page loads.

I was responsible for consolidating multiple module-federated applications into a single, robust Vite application, eliminating code duplication and improving performance while mentoring junior developers.

I consolidated multiple module-federated applications into a single, robust Vite application, migrating from Module Federation architecture to a unified single application. I integrated the CardioMEMS admin and patient microfrontends into the main admin and patient portals, eliminating duplicate bundles and shared dependency drift. I mentored 3 junior developers throughout the process, teaching them about architecture decisions and migration strategies.

This project demonstrated the importance of architectural simplification. While Module Federation has its uses, consolidating to a single application improved performance and maintainability. Mentoring during the migration helped the team understand the rationale behind architectural decisions.