Microservices Development Tutorials, Guides & Insights

• Third-Party Plugins: Share the plugin interface with other developers to enable external contributions.
• Version Control: Use semantic versioning for plugins and ensure backward compatibility.
• Security: Validate and sandbox plugins to avoid malicious code execution.

This tutorial demonstrates how to design a plugin-based architecture in Go, enabling dynamic and extensible functionality in your applications. By separating core logic from optional features, you can create highly modular and maintainable systems. This architecture is particularly useful for tools, frameworks, or SaaS platforms requiring custom extensions.

• Implement a robust CI/CD pipeline to manage the independent deployment of micro-frontends.
• Use feature flags to enable or disable micro-frontends based on user segments or environments.

• Use a consistent design system or style guide to maintain a unified look and feel across micro-frontends.
• Consider using tools like CSS Modules or Styled Components to scope styles locally and avoid conflicts.