• PT Today, weâre introducing a new Worker template for Vertical Microfrontends (VMFE). • This template allows you to map multiple independent Cloudflare Workers to a single domain, enabling teams to work in complete silos â shipping marketing, docs, and dashboards independently â while presenting a single, seamless application to the user. • Most microfrontend architectures are “horizontal”, meaning different parts of a single page are fetched from different services. • Vertical microfrontends take a different approach by splitting the application by URL path. • In this model, a team owning the /blog path doesn’t just own a component; they own the entire vertical stack for that route â framework, library choice, CI/CD and more. • Owning the entire stack of a path, or set of paths, allows teams to have true ownership of their work and ship with confidence.

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  • Cloudflare has released a new Worker template that supports vertical microfrontends (VMFE), letting teams map separate Cloudflare Workers to distinct URL paths on a single domain. Unlike traditional horizontal microfrontends that split a page into components, VMFE assigns an entire stack-framework, libraries, CI/CD-to a path such as /blog or /dash/product‑a. This model gives teams full ownership of their slice, enabling independent deployment and framework choice while still delivering a unified user experience. Cloudflare is already applying the pattern internally, routing users between its core dashboard and ZeroTrust product via distinct Workers. The template aims to reduce cross‑team regressions and streamline autonomous feature delivery.

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