A Scalable Hybrid Front-End Framework for High-Traffic Enterprise Web Applications Using React, Angular, and Next.js
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https://doi.org/10.48047/2daqm590Keywords:
Hybrid front-end framework, micro-frontends, React, Angular, Next.js, enterprise web applications, scalability, performance optimization, server-side rendering, single-page applicationsAbstract
Modern enterprise web applications face unprecedented challenges in managing high-traffic loads while maintaining optimal performance, scalability, and developer productivity.
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15.12.2025
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A Scalable Hybrid Front-End Framework for High-Traffic Enterprise Web Applications Using React, Angular, and Next.js . (2025). International Journal of Information and Electronics Engineering, 14(4), 119-121. https://doi.org/10.48047/2daqm590
