Our Small Web Apps or SWAPs, in short, are something like the SOA for Front-End. We aim for separate deployable parts of the Front-End we have available for our Plaza partners, suppliers and internal users.

In the Front-End we also encountered that we had teams waiting for each other before they could bring functionality to Pro. Basically, because the Front-End became a monolith.

Besides that, people realized that we needed to deliver the same functionality in different Front-Ends.What this episode coversFor instance content management for our internal product managers and for our external sellers (Plaza partners). We had to fix both these issues and came up with what we call Small Web Apps. That can be separately deployed and work together in a portal. At the same time, they can be used in the portal that faces the plaza partners and the internal users.GuestsElinor Bakker; IT Architect responsible for the introduction of SWAPS back in 2015.Stefan Nieuwenhuis; Software Engineer in the retailer assortment domain and SWAP advocate.NotesSWAPs: From monolith to small web applicationsMeetup presentation by Stefan - Speaker deckLearn more about our partner platformDesign System Setup - AirbnbFrontify for more documentation

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