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First, thank you for starting this list. Given that many of the items have similar titles (and that micro-frontends is likely to grow as a topic), would it make sense to start adding publishing date (if known) and author or source to the links? Here's an example related to the PR I just submitted:

• Micro Front-Ends: Webpack Manifest - Emmanuel Morales (Mar 21, 2018)

I'd be happy to help run down the sources / dates for the existing links

In the documentation the Single SPA slack channel is broken:

https://single-spa.slack.com/join/shared_invite/enQtMzIwMTcxNTU3ODQyLTM1Y2U1OWMzNTNjOWYyZDBlMDJhN2VkYzk3MDI2NzQ2Nzg0MzMzNjVhNWE2YjVhMTcxNjFkOWYzMjllMmUxMjk

a) Should we generate a link per month?
b) Should we put the email from someone to generate invites?

Web Components is an approach that can be used to implement micro-frontends but it's not closely related.

• Custom Elements Everywhere
• webcomponents.org
• Polymer project

Removing those links we can avoid confusions between MFEs as an architecture pattern and web components as an approach to implement them and do more.

A Javascript framework implementation of "UI Focused State Oriented Architecture" grounded by MVP (Model View Presenter), with micro-frontends support.

Project: https://github.com/afsec/cellular-js
Sample WebApp: https://github.com/afsec/cellular-js-example-app

@naltatis aproval: neuland/micro-frontends#32