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Hi there,

We just dropped a new course, and this one is for the engineers holding large frontend systems together. At some point, every frontend codebase becomes someone else’s problem. This course helps make sure it never becomes yours. 😁

The decisions you make around architecture, tooling, and team structure compound fast as your apps grow. Steve Kinney has navigated these trade-offs in large frontend systems at Twilio/SendGrid and Temporal, and in this course he gives you the frameworks to make the right calls before they become costly ones.

Enterprise UI Dev: Microfrontends, Testing, & Code Quality

Architect large, successful frontend systems. From monoliths to microfrontends to monorepos, learn best practices for maintaining complex codebases while shipping high-quality software.

Steve Kinney teaching his new Enterprise UI dev course

What you'll walk away with:

The best teams treat architecture as a series of trade-offs, starting simple and only reaching for complexity when they truly need it.

Learn how microfrontends work in practice, using module federation and runtime composition to let teams ship independently.

Tools like Turborepo rebuild only what changes, keeping CI/CD fast as your monorepo grows.

Large TypeScript projects get slow fast. Project references and scoped configs help keep things manageable.

Without automated checks, quality degrades quietly. ESLint rules, performance budgets, and monitoring catch problems before users do.

Great teams don't just ship fast. They build systems that let everyone ship fast. https://frontendmasters.com/courses/enterprise-ui-dev-v2/

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Marc Grabanski

CEO & UI Developer

Frontend Masters

P.S. Today is also the live workshop on AI Engineering Fundamentals with Scott Moss from Netflix! Hope to see you in the stream.

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