How Big Tech Builds Micro Frontends
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How Big Tech Builds Micro Frontends

- Module Federation provides better performance, but no strong runtime isolation.
- iframes provide strong isolation, making independent deployment more reliable.
- This matters especially for large, legacy codebases where enforcing boundaries in code is difficult.
- A typed communication SDK, routing, and smart chunk splitting can reduce the performance cost.
- For large legacy applications, iframes can be a better tradeoff than MF

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u/haasilein — 9 hours ago

Engineering Agent Skills at Scale

Wrote an article on how we engineer agent skills in a large monorepo.

TLDR:
Minimize globally discoverable context.
Lazy-load specialized context.
Make deterministic operations executable rather than instructional.
Enforce agent artifacts with conventional engineering tooling.
Measure actual agent behavior rather than relying on intuition.
Eventually evaluate skills against task outcomes.

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u/haasilein — 2 days ago

How to be a good interviewer

Hi, I am a senior engineer at big tech and will help in my first interviews on the other end conducting leet code style interviews for a senior role.

When I think back at how nervous and sleepless my interview experience had been in the past - I rellay want to be a good and fair interviewer.

Any advice on how to make it comfortable and fair fpr hhe interviewee? Also which questions are good to get a high signal?

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u/haasilein — 3 months ago