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Microservices have been around for a long time. Despite being a more complex solution than the more traditional Monolith, microservices are a good solution to many extremely common problems in software development, such as difficult and slow deploy process, large codebase that often lacks cohesiveness, difficulty for different teams to work simultaneously in somewhat related features due to conflicts, etc.

Nevertheless, Microservices are used almost exclusively on the Backend side. And this makes a lot of sense, since it is easier to provide a seamless experience, with a consolidation layer, such as the API the server side provides. It kind of hides everything that happens underneath. On the frontend, since it is always in front of the end user’s eyes, this is not so easy to achieve. Especially given how SPAs work and what is expected from them, and also given the popularity of global shared state patterns and

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