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Module Federation 2.0 Reaches Stable Release with Wider Support Outside of Webpack

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Stable release of micro-frontend tech with broader support.

2026-04-03 devtools InfoQ
Module Federation 2.0 Reaches Stable Release with Wider Support Outside of Webpack
Summary

Module Federation 2.0 stable release, built from ByteDance's infrastructure, introduces dynamic TypeScript type hints, a decoupled runtime, and Node.js support. It now supports bundlers like Rspack, Rollup, and Vite alongside frameworks such as Next.js and Storybook, with migration via the @module-federation/enhanced plugin. New tools include an mf-manifest.json protocol and a Side Effect Scanner for safer remote module integration.

Key Takeaway

Evaluate Module Federation 2.0's type hints and multi-bundler support to reduce micro-frontend friction in your stack, and test the Side Effect Scanner before integrating remote modules.

Why it matters

This directly impacts your work in developer tooling and open-source adoption by reducing Webpack lock-in, improving type safety in micro-frontends, and extending module sharing to backend services—key for modern full-stack and multi-agent system architectures.