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Migrating a Webpack-Era Federated Module to Vite Without Breaking the Host Contract

A practical guide to migrating a federated remote to Vite, based on lessons from a real migration. I was tasked with updating a legacy React application that did not support Module Federation. That integration was added first so the app could run as a remote inside a larger host application. Later,

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📅 Apr 2, 2026·⏱ 14 min read·Dev.to ↗

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