Michael Lehmannblog.lehmamic.ch·Nov 10, 2022An introduction to task-based UI'sA good friend of mine once told me about a conference talk that was about so-called task-based UIs. I considered this architecture style for an application in a private bank which was responsible for checking the suitability for finance instrument tr...Discuss·36 readsarchitecture
Michael Lehmannblog.lehmamic.ch·Sep 26, 2022The 4 shades of UI compositionIn larger projects, the cooperation of several teams and long-term maintenance is always an issue. The architecture must be defined in such a way that such aspects are possible. This is often implemented with a certain degree of modularization. This ...Discussarchitecture
Michael Lehmannblog.lehmamic.ch·Jun 13, 2022A step closer towards micro-frontendIn my previous post, I described our way to build a library to share layout, styles, and components in the user interface of our self-contained systems architecture. This helped us a lot because it reduced the coupling of the shared code to the appli...Discussui-composition
Michael Lehmannblog.lehmamic.ch·May 30, 2022Sharing UI components in Self-Contained systemsIn my current project, we use Self-Contained systems to modularize large web applications into multiple applications. We were facing the question of how we should share code across our applications in the system. The drivers for building self-contain...Discussarchitecture
Michael Lehmannblog.lehmamic.ch·May 16, 2022A recipe to make large web applications fit for the futureI have been working on some projects, where we replaced 10 to 20-year-old enterprise applications like customer portals or internal business applications. Actually, I found this very impressive since those applications have been running for more than...Discussarchitecture