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    <title>Microfrontends from First Principles</title>
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    <author><name>Andrew Redican</name></author>
    <summary>An argument from first principles: start with one iframe, press on it until it breaks, and name the five boundaries — origin, trust, contract, lifecycle, and capability — that turn containment into cooperation.</summary>
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