July 2017
Intermediate to advanced
414 pages
11h 18m
English
In many cases, microservices may be used without UIs. Such microservices are generally called headless. In some other cases, UIs aggregate data from multiple microservices.
Even though, in an ideal world, microservices will package UI, business logic, and the database together, this shouldn't be treated as the one and only pattern for microservices. The emerging pattern of headless microservices cannot be ignored. This is especially useful in scenarios where the same services are exposed across multiple channels, such as Audio User Interfaces (AUI), chatbots, gesture-based UIs, wearable user interfaces, and so on. These channel implementations, at times, need more sophisticated or specialized treatments, and ...
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