Platform Engineering for Micro-Frontends with Jeremy Colin

In this episode of Micro-Frontends in the Trenches, I talk with Jeremy Colin (ex-Zalando) about the journey that led to Tailor.js and later Mosaic, two pioneering frameworks that shaped how micro-frontends are built at scale.
Jeremy shares the technical challenges, trade-offs, and lessons learned while building these platforms, and why platform engineering is essential for making micro-frontends practical in real-world organizations.

We dive into:
- The story behind Tailor.js and its role in Zalando’s architecture.
- How Mosaic evolved and why it mattered.
- The hidden complexities of adopting micro-frontends.
- Why platform engineering is key to simplifying and sustaining the practice.

I highly encourage all of you to listen to this episode that is part of the micro-frontend history!

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