A plugin architecture allows an application to load external modules that extend its functionality at runtime, making it easier to evolve faster than a single team can maintain a monolithic codebase.
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Learn how to design a type-safe, lazy-loaded, and secure plugin architecture in React, enabling multiple teams to ship features independently and transform your React application into a modular platform.
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