12 Creating applications over microservices
This chapter covers
- Building an end user application on top of a microservice system
- Understanding the composite application, API Gateway, and backend for frontend design patterns
- Using server-side and client-side rendering in web applications
So far, we’ve concentrated on implementing business capabilities in microservices and exposing those capabilities through HTTP APIs. But end users don’t use HTTP APIs—they use web apps, mobile apps, desktop applications, smart TVs, VR headsets, and other applications on devices with interfaces geared toward humans. To give end users access to all the capabilities of microservices, we need to implement applications on top of microservices. This chapter is about ...
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