Erik Dörnenburg
Head of Technology, ThoughtWorks

Erik Dörnenburg is a software developer, consultant, and head of technology at ThoughtWorks, where he helps clients with writing custom software. Over the years, Erik has worked with many different technologies and technology platforms, always curious to understand the potential they offer to solve real-world problems. Erik’s career began in the early nineties, and throughout it he has been an advocate of agile values and open source software. Over the past 10 years, he has spoken at many international conferences, contributed to a few books, and maintained several open source projects.

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15:55–16:40 Wednesday, 6 November 2019

Location: Hall A2

Patterns for micro-frontends

Application architecture

Secondary topics: Anti-Pattern, Best Practice, Hands-on

Erik Dörnenburg (ThoughtWorks)

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Architectures based on microservices have spread rapidly. Organizations are drawn to the promises of microservices but fail to carry the architecture through to the frontend, resulting in the dreaded frontend monolith. Erik Dörnenburg explores patterns harvested from practical use that show how to build micro-frontends to realize the benefits of microservices in systems with rich user interfaces. Read more.