Single Spa + Federated Modules = Wow!

Hi Jack, Are we using runtime module federaton or build time module feration here?

Is there any way to version parcels like piles in Piral?

Thanks for the video! Helped a lot!
I have a question, can we use systemjs import-maps to import existing MFE which are not using Module Federation and others(using module federation) using Webpack imports? Or is it that we can only import using one of these option at one time in our root app?
Any advice would be much appreciated!

Please make some cool projects using these two techs

Why are remotes defined with only a string value, like nav: "nav" ? With module federation should be nav@somehost:8080 right?

Very nice video! Do you have any plan to explain how to make it production and deploy to server?

Thanks Jack! The code just worked out of the box! Perfect for my proof of concept for my eventual graduation project! I didn't know you could have the MFE's as packages and not bother with "yarn install" in all the respective MFE's. Really adds simplicity to development! I take it it has something to do with those ws scripts, I'm looking into it! Thanks again. This was great!

Great video Jack ! I am stuck trying to convert using systemJs from create-single-spa into using module federation. What's your take on converting into using module federation from create-single-spa? Is it easier to just install single-spa as a standalone package so that I do not need to worry the default webpack configuration done up by create-single-spa?

I did not get the part where in product-image package we are re-writing mount for adding event listeners. What exactly is the issue if we don't do it ? I love your videos @Jack Herrington
Thanks in advance.

What a beautiful video and your advice at the end, really nice job Jack! Really Inspiring!

Can we use different versions of angular and react inside a single-spa application using module federation

localhost remotentry.js is either hard coded in index.html or webpack.config.js. Is there a way to pull from json file has all entries like url, component name, etc and registerapplication?

Hi Jack, thanks for the great video! I wanted to ask: what value does single-spa add over just using federated modules?

The library seems to add a lot of boilerplate just to get some routing niceties, and it seems you can do a very similar thing with just federated modules.

Here's an example of importing your Header into a React using WP5 federated modules.

const header = React.lazy(() => import('Header'));

What am I misunderstanding here?

Hi Jack, i have cline the git repo and ran it but getting app-errors.js:11 Uncaught Error: application 'product-image' died in status LOADING_SOURCE_CODE: Module "./ProductImage" does not exist in container.
while loading "./ProductImage" from webpack/container/reference/productImage
at container-entry:12:1
at async Promise.all (:3001/index 0) error for all products.
Am i Missing anything here

A short video on Angular remote in a React shell with Webcomponents and Module Federation, no Single-SPA. 😪

Hi Jack
When I try to run two Single spa + module federation Angular apps, I am seeing following error
A platform with different configuration has been created. Please destroy it first.
This is happening when 2nd micro front-end is loading

Can you please help with this?
Thank you

I have a micro-frontend app written using Single Spa with Module Federation. Now I just want to use a directive from another app which has Module Federation configuration but not Single Spa. So can I just use this directive in micro front-end app?

Hey Jack, great video. Does that mean all other single-spa applications needs to be running on the background before you can use them?

Can you make more of this conceptual talks? Less code - more ideas, comparisons and examples.

Hello, i have a question : how to manage the router?