Workshop Review Feedbacks 2

[hamxmaj]

Love the approach for the Micro Frontends workshop, here are some pointers from my side which I believe could enhance the experience for the user even more:

1. I could not find the instructions for each step anywhere (maybe I am looking in the wrong place or there is a separate PowerPoint that is used when going through the workshop to explain tasks - then please ignore) but perhaps we could add the instructions about the tasks in each step in their corresponding README.

2. The tasks could be more involving, such as allowing the user to create their own composable app using any framework and integrating it with the host.

3. Adding a step to explain how CSS is handled in Micro Frontends as this is normally something that is tricky to understand at first.

4. Adding unit tests and integration tests.

Will be happy to create them as separate issues in more detail if required.

[bredikhin]

hey Hamza, thanks a lot for going over the workshop and providing feedback!

1. I could not find the instructions for each step anywhere (maybe I am looking in the wrong place or there is a separate PowerPoint that is used when going through the workshop to explain tasks - then please ignore) but perhaps we could add the instructions about the tasks in each step in their corresponding README.

Not sure about this one tbh. I think exercise descriptions in the slides are pretty good (see the screenshots). If it's only about extending the README files, I believe we can accept something like copying some documentation from the slides to the corresponding README files, but at the same time it doesn't look like a big priority at the moment.

2. The tasks could be more involving, such as allowing the user to create their own composable app using any framework and integrating it with the host.

Interesting. Feel free to provide a specific example, we're totally open to consider something like that.

3. Adding a step to explain how CSS is handled in Micro Frontends as this is normally something that is tricky to understand at first.

I think when it comes to module federation specifically, handling CSS depends on the approach used for styling. Do you have an example of a specific issue in mind?

4. Adding unit tests and integration tests.

Added #94, thanks!